The US pension may, if the price is right, sell up to $1bn-worth of private equity holdings on the secondaries market.
3 min read · 25 March 2011
James Sunday has been named partner at the Simsbury, Connecticut-based group, while Ira Shaw has been promoted to vice president.
1 min read · 03 March 2011
The $34.6bn pension has been ‘overhauling’ its private equity programme to expand its capabilities around co-investing, secondaries and international investments.
1 min read · 28 February 2011
The state’s $70bn pension is considering selling a big chunk of its private equity portfolio to pare down relationships and potentially ‘kick-start’ the programme that has been mostly inactive for two years.
2 min read · 03 February 2011
The $14.5bn state endowment wants to pare down its private equity portfolio, which contains 150 funds from 80 GPs, to a size that its small staff can better manage. No word yet on the potential size of the sale.
2 min read · 01 February 2011
The $226bn pension is selling a chunk of its private equity portfolio that includes a large amount of mega-fund holdings.
2 min read · 31 January 2011
The commitment is a re-up for Ohio, which committed $40m to the Jeremy Coller-led firm’s fifth fund in 2006.
2 min read · 25 January 2011
The firm has appointment Jeffrey Granoff as principal after opening a New York office. More appointments are expected in the first quarter of 2011 as the firm looks to deploy its $250m debut fund.
1 min read · 19 January 2011
Ian Deas, former head of US secondaries at Pantheon, will help clients of the Sydney-based firm enter the US secondaries market.
2 min read · 08 October 2010
The acquisition of a firm led by former Pomona and Hamilton Lane executives is the latest franchise expansion from the increasingly competitive San Diego-based private equity advisory firm.
2 min read · 04 October 2010
