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This week PEI is examining the Middle East – a region full of institutional capital. These are the five biggest that commit to private equity.
There is appetite for deals in the right sectors in the Middle East, which has had a volatile year with internal conflicts compounded by international tensions.
The five largest funds raised over the last five years gathered a combined $95.3bn. Here are the LPs that made hefty commitments to more than one of them.
Employees’ Retirement System of Texas and Teachers’ Retirement System of Louisiana are already over-allocated to private equity.
Hahn & Company III is expected to close by the end of June and has already amassed $2.1bn, US pension documents show.
The impact investor’s third fund is 75% larger than its predecessor and has already made five investments.
Fund XIII is 60% larger than its predecessor and was raised in a matter of months.
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.
The City of Chicago treasurer on why he took a stand on ESG and what he considers the biggest threat to private equity as we know it.
The Japanese market has long held tantalising opportunities for private equity, but it’s only in the past few years that deals have started to come through.