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AlpInvest Partners Completes Fundraising For Its Eighth Co-Investment Fund, Raising $3.5 Billion

Includes more than 120 New and Existing Investors New York, Amsterdam and Hong Kong – AlpInvest Partners has raised $3.5 billion for AlpInvest Co-Investment Fund VIII (“ACF VIII” or the “Fund”). The Fund exceeds its $3 billion target.

04.22.21
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Private-Equity Firms Regain Taste For Giant Buyouts

Leveraged buyout bids measuring in the double-digit billions, a relative rarity since the financial crisis, have been showing signs of a comeback lately.

04.21.21
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Hedge Funder Who Lost Famous Buffett Bet Sticks To His Guns On Active Management

Ted Seides, hedge fund investor and host of the popular Capital Allocators podcast, tells ThinkAdvisor what makes a good active manager.

04.21.21
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Lawsuit: DC Plans More Vulnerable To ERISA Litigation Than DB Plans

Lawyers taking aim at a company’s retirement savings plan say firms with 401(k)s should expect to be sued more than those with traditional pensions.

04.21.21
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Hamilton Lane Expands Impact Investing Platform With Launch Of New Fund

Fund II will target investment opportunities with measurable environmental and social impact, including companies that focus on clean energy transition, sustainable processes, health and wellness and community development.

04.20.21
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Hedge Fund May Have Cut Itself A Nice Little Deal With Yale’s Money

If you screw with David Swensen, you’d better not get caught.

04.20.21
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Aon Hewitt Wants Out Of Florida Hospital's ERISA Suit

Aon Hewitt Investment Consulting Inc. urged a Florida federal judge Friday to take a fact-finding role in a case accusing the company of incompetently handling a hospital’s retirement plan, saying the hospital hadn’t proven any company mismanagement.

04.19.21
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Neuberger Berman To Disclose Its Proxy Votes Ahead Of Time

Neuberger Berman’s rationale for its unusual move: To be a more effective investor.

04.19.21
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Market Surge Boosts State Pension Funds

Rebounding from a 30-year low in March 2020, state pension plans have survived the pandemic, thanks to the soaring stock market.

04.19.21
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Bad Math: Pa.’s Biggest Pension Fund Was Warned But Inflated Investment Returns Anyway

Staff and consultants at Pennsylvania’s biggest pension fund fund tried to improve investment performance data and ended up at the middle of a string of investigations and legal reviews.

04.19.21