The A$200bn Australian retirement fund has appointed an executive in London to lead valuations of direct infrastructure and property investments.
The law firm continues to grow its private equity practice in several cities, adding 15 new partners in the past two years.
Former Katten partner strengthens the law firm’s fund formation capabilities.
Value creation teams are becoming central to how GPs compete, support management and satisfy LP demands.
The fund administrator has hired a former finance and compliance chief from a real estate sponsor.
The former Lowenstein Sandler lawyer bolsters the firm’s capabilities advising sponsors on fund formation and structures.
Given GPs’ increasing reliance on technology for every facet of their work, CFOs need effective relationships with their CTOs to make the most of today’s cutting-edge tools.
The new hire has experience spanning collateralized fund obligations to evergreens.
The non-bank lender will build on its sub-lines approach in entering a mature market.
The firm’s new partner brings his experience with fund finance instrument to its Structured Credit Group.