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An LP cry for helpResponding to administrative burdens, the State of Wisconsin Investment Board is seeking a consultant to help the pension monitor its sprawling private equity portfolio.
- The future of fundraising
In recent years, the story of the fundraising market has been more capital, more funds and a lot more activity. But beneath the frenzied surface, a number of other trends are quietly taking shape. By Paul Fruchbom
- Florida plans $1bn in RE commitments
The $155 billion pension system plans to commit up to $6 billion to alternatives over the next three years, including up to $1 billion to real estate. Townsend is helping Florida to determine where to make its investments.
- Letter from Bogotá
Colombia may be following in the footsteps of Brazil in becoming the next South American nation to draw in private equity real estate firms.
- Hamilton Lane to open in Brazil
The US firm, which provides consultancy and investment management services to institutional investors and which recently expanded into real estate, has hired two professionals from Capital Dynamics to lead activities in fast-growing Brazil.
- Hamilton Lane bolsters real estate platform
The private equity advisory and fund of funds firm has hired Jerome Gates to lead and expand its offering in the real estate sector.
- New Mexico SIC hires StepStone for private equity
The $14bn oil and gas endowment has been slowly getting back into private equity investing after a placement agent scandal left its programme in limbo.
- LaSalle, CBRE picked by ‘lifeboat’ fund for global RE role
The UK Pension Protection Fund has hired LaSalle Investment Management and CBRE Investors as advisors as it continues a global push into alternatives
- Former LP reflects on changing industry
Bruce Feldman, former head of alternatives at the Pennsylvania State Employees’ Retirement System, saw the industry tilting toward ‘key’ LPs.
- Louisiana Teachers to commit $275m in FY2013
The $13.4 billion pension system plans to allocate $275 million to real estate annually over the next five fiscal years, up from $195.6 million this past fiscal year.