Pension Funds’ Appetite for Private Equity Grows
Asset class is top choice for US, UK public pensions in Q3
Asset class is top choice for US, UK public pensions in Q3
If CalPERS can keep pace, it could surpass the $5.3 billion in private equity commitments in the prior fiscal year
It was a much better grade than the CalPERS Investment Office, which got a ‘D’ because of turnover in senior management.
BlackRock and other investment firms were vying to manage all or part of the largest private equity program in the US.
Yu Ben Meng’s start date is being held up by the Chinese government, which could delay a vote on the launch of a $20 billion direct private equity investment organization.
Private equity, infrastructure investments bring home the bacon while real estate takes a hit.
CalPERS consultant finds without a huge increase in new private equity commitments, the fund will see a declining allocation to the asset class.
Private equity, real estate, and natural resources funds also represented.
State-backed firm’s CEO wants to end ‘prejudice’ against foreign private equity investors in the country.
Majority of commitments go to two private equity funds.
State treasurer and lawmaker demand more transparency from debt-laden PSERS and SERS plans.
PE group targets portfolio’s last-mile properties as e-commerce businesses boom.
Total assets under management hit $722 billion, with $246 billion in dry powder.
Private equity investments help increase fund’s market value to $78.6 billion.
The pension plan is getting ready for investments out of the traditional limited partner-general partner fund structure, including increases in co-investments.