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Japan’s corporate pensions leave PE decisions to gatekeepers
Just under 1% of defined benefit pensions plan to raise their exposure to the asset class this year.
How Arizona PSPRS plans to overhaul its portfolio
The pension system is combining alternative assets into one pool and will re-assess all GP relationships, trimming for better strategic partnerships.
The 10 largest H1 2019 closes and the LPs in them
Find out which investors committed to the vehicles that raised 43% of the total capital between them.
Texas TRS to co-underwrite co-investments
The pension system is in the process of expanding the direct investment portion of its private equity portfolio from 26% to 35%.
UTIMCO shifts to large buyouts to scale PE portfolio
The endowment will trim its private equity manager list by almost 50% and increase cheques to core GPs to maintain its $3bn annual investment target.
NJ’s private equity programme emerges from uncertainty
Governor Phil Murphy’s anti-private equity rhetoric during his campaign triggered a hold on commitment but the state’s pension system wants to re-establish its standing.
LPs boost 2019 PE allocations to accommodate choice funds
Employees’ Retirement System of Texas and Teachers’ Retirement System of Louisiana are already over-allocated to private equity.
How Rhode Island plans to use secondaries to boost its PE exposure
PEI speaks with senior investment officer Jonathan Popielarski about the types of fund stakes the US pension wants to buy so it can hit its 11% target allocation.
CalSTRS board approves reorganisation of PE portfolio
The restructuring will allow CalSTRS to invest in ‘non-traditional’ private equity strategies with different return expectations and focus on co-investments.
Why GPIF’s Hiro wants better alignment, not lower fees
Hiromichi Mizuno was tasked with guiding the world's largest pension fund into alternatives. He tells PEI what he learned in his four-year tenure.
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