From Frankfurt to Providence to Lima – 2018 is the year GP-led processes went global.
The Carlyle unit becomes the first outside investor in a group launched by a former Microsoft executive and strategist for Bill Clinton.
The investment firm has moved assets including a dental firm into a new vehicle in the second deal from its latest HIP IV fund.
The firm, founded by former AlpInvest executive Tjarko Hektor, has added a CFO and two associates.
Advisor Greenhill Cogent has recommended the pension carve out a portfolio for small and tail-end interests.
The deal pushes Loyal Valley Capital, which owns stakes in large Chinese tech companies, one step closer to raising its own dollar-denominated fund.
More private fund managers that oversee closed-end funds are selling portions of their firm to finance product growth, succession or larger GP commitments.
The retail-focused firm, which is seeking $1.25bn for Asian investments, wants more time to manage the assets in its 2009-vintage fund.
LPs decided on Friday to sell between $800m and $900m worth of stakes in what could be one of the largest such deals ever.
The secondaries firm has provided direct secondaries buyer Compass Partners with €100m to acquire a mix of minority and majority stakes in three assets.
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