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Inside PSERS’ co-investment programme
The pension system has reviewed opportunities from more than 20 GPs and made more than 54 private equity co-investments.
Benelux funds remain at the top of buyout game – report
Benelux, Nordic and UK funds were the highest performers in Europe as of end-2018, generating at least 16% IRR each.
Small buyout managers boost SWIB’s core PE performance
Commitments to fewer managers and sale of non-core managers on the secondaries market led to mega and large buyout funds exposure dropping by 29.5% from December 2009 to Q1 2019.
PwC: Buy-and-builds in a digital age
Private equity buy-and-builds are on the rise, driven in part by rising multiples and increasing dry powder, but how are today’s add-ons different from before? PwC’s Friederich von Hurter and Filip Debevc discuss how firms can create maximum value from their acquisitions
Korean private equity: A beginner’s guide
With private equity spending on track to exceed 2015's peak this year, PEI outlines the country's key players, hottest segments and expected returns.
Performance watch: EQT’s PE funds
Seven charts detailing the Scandinavian giant's private equity performance which was revealed in its IPO prospectus last week.
New Mexico SIC slashes PE investment target as distributions dry up
The sovereign fund, which has struggled to meet its pacing target, will likely have less capacity for new fund commitments over the next five years.
Beyond volatility: Are there better ways to measure risk?
Too many LPs are focusing on volatility as a key indicator of risk – a measure that is unsuited to liquid markets, according to consultancy Wellershoff and Partners.
How big is the impact of credit lines on fund performance really?
Credit lines are contentious but their ability to improve IRR appears limited to the most strongly performing funds and funds early in their life, writes Christoph Jäckel of Montana Capital Partners.
Currency swings hit European PE and VC returns – report
Pooled net returns of European private equity and venture capital funds in US dollar terms dropped 76% in the first quarter of 2019 from a year ago, according to data from ILPA and Cambridge Associates.
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