Adalla Kim
Adalla Kim is a reporter for Private Debt Investor, where she covers private debt investments across Asia Pacific. She joined from a Financial Times publication, having covered Korean institutional investments across asset classes and alternative investments in Asia Pacific. Before that, she was a Graduate Intern at Campbell Lutyens, a private equity and infrastructure advisory group headquartered in London. She has a bachelor’s degree in International Trade from Incheon National University and speaks Korean, English and Spanish.
The Chicago-based investment firm has reached the hard-cap for its fourth fund.
The South Korean pension issues a RFP for PE/VC managers.
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The sovereign wealth fund is opening its San Francisco office by Q3 to gain competitive advantages in alternative investments across North America, the chairman confirms.
Key takeaways from CPPIB, OMERS and PSP at the Asia Summit in Singapore hosted by Milken Institute last week.
China Investment Corporation president and vice-chairman, Tu Guangshao, explains why the sovereign wealth fund is increasing its alternative investments.
The new senior hires include Weizhong Yun, who directed Abraaj’s South-East Asian private equity coverage based in Singapore.
National Pension Service had been without a CIO for more than a year amid a stream of resignations in its senior executive team.
The US and Canadian pension funds have shifted to Asia for better returns and relationships.