All Private Equity articles – Page 39
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Dutch add €4bn in private equity
NETHERLANDS – Dutch pension funds are raising exposure to private equity, according to a study by national regulator, De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB).
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Senior private equity partner quitting ATP
DENMARK – Jens Bisgaard-Frantzen, managing partner at ATP Private Equity Partners is leaving.
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PKA to up private equity allocation
DENMARK – The Danish industry-wide pensions provider PKA is set to boost its investment in private equity significantly in the next few years, in the wake of strong returns for the asset class in 2006.
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AP3 cries freedom in private equity
SWEDEN – The SEK212.2bn (€23bn) Swedish buffer fund, AP3 wants more freedom to invest in private equity.
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ABP, Keva in property private equity move
REAL ESTATE – Finnish local government pension fund Keva and ABP, Europe’s largest pension fund, were among eight initial investors in a pan-European real estate private equity fund launched last week by Spanish property group Neinver.
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West Sussex to up private equity holdings
UK – The £1.5bn (€2.2bn) West Sussex County Council pension fund is looking for additional private equity managers to achieve its 5% target allocation.
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McCreevy rules out private equity regulation
EUROPE – The EU Commissioner for the internal market, Charlie McCreevy, has told the private equity industry that has ruled out additional EU regulations.
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DNB demands risk appraisal for private equity
NETHERLANDS – The Dutch pensions regulator, De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB), is setting up guiding principals to help develop financial institutions’ risk management of private equity and other alternative investments.
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VB calls for private equity responsibility
NETHERLANDS - Pension funds must act responsibly as private equity investors and should not simply use companies as cash cows and leave them once they are running dry, according to the Dutch Association of Industry-wide Pension Funds (VB).
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International trade unions target private equity
SWITZERLAND – The international trades union federation (ITUC) has told business leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos that private equity funds ought to be screened by third parties.
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Sampension to up private equity by €100m
DENMARK – The DKK75bn (€10bn) Sampension will increase its private equity exposure from 2% to 3% over the next years.
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FRR awards €150m private equity mandate
FRANCE – The €29bn Fonds de Réserve Pour les Retraites, the French Pensions Reserve Fund, says it has awarded €150m in private equity to AXA Private Equity Europe.
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Dutch painters tap CS for private equity
NETHERLANDS – The Dutch painters industry pension fund has appointed Credit Suisse Benelux with a €45m private equity mandate, the bank announced today.
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Chelsea & Kensington invest in private equity
UK – The £379m (€561m) Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea pension fund has started investments into private equity.
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Pension funds losers in private equity - Citigroup
GLOBAL – Pension funds are the ultimate losers in the shift from public to private equity, according to Citigroup.
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Rise and rise of private equity fees
Partnership structures fees and other compensation systems may have to be reviewed given the rapid expansion of private equity in recent years. John Barber reports
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Studies find private equity taking strong hold among Europe’s investors
EUROPE – European institutional investors’ growing appetite for diversification and the “superior returns” of private equity is set to encourage rapid growths in the asset class, studies have revealed today.
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Germany considers private equity crackdown
GERMANY – The German government is considering penalising private equity firms which it believes serve little or no macroeconomic purpose as part of an upcoming private equity law, according to deputy finance minister Barbara Hendricks.
