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Cornell Capital Partners II has already made three investments, representing roughly a quarter of its portfolio, founder Henry Cornell told PEI.
The US pension wants to utilise co-investment opportunities and seeks to deploy nearly $1.28bn via the strategy over the next three years.
Co-investment funds can enable investors to pivot their portfolio construction to reflect a fast-moving investment landscape, says managing partner and co-CEO of SwanCap Partners, Florian Kreitmeier.
Nicole Musicco, an OTPP veteran, brings a track record of direct investing to the Californian pension looking to increase its exposure to the area.
Recent SEC proposals could upend practices that have been 'widely accepted for decades in the PE industry', says Morgan Lewis partner Jedd Wider.
The roughly $46bn construction pension expects to increase its 2% strategic asset allocation as part of a portfolio-wide review that will conclude in June.
The inability of many LPs to execute, despite their interest in co-investment, has left GPs frustrated, says the pension's investment director Yup Kim.
More than 100 global investor views are represented in Coller Capital's 2021 winter barometer of LP sentiment.
Reduced economics may be appealing, but triaging record dealflow can be tough.
Co-investment provides access to great assets at reduced economics. However, when this bull run finally ends, co-investors must be ready to get their hands dirty.
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