The new fund reportedly seeks to replicate the $8.3 billion K-PRIME private equity evergreen strategy, while targeting a broader investor base.
The new evergreen strategy will invest across core-plus funds, direct deals, and co-investments, initially targeting European private wealth investors.
The Luxembourg-domiciled fund, administered by fundcraft, targets annual net returns of 15% to 20% through direct, follow-on, and select secondary investments.
The ELTIF 2.0-structured vehicle provides access to private markets by investing exclusively in LBPAM Private Opportunities, a French-domiciled master fund.
The evergreen fund targets the energy, digital infrastructure, and transport sectors mainly through direct deals, complemented by secondaries and co-investments.
We dive into LBBW Private Markets Select, outlining the investment strategy, return targets, and other details of the Luxembourg-domiciled ELTIF 2.0 vehicle.
The British private bank will reportedly give wealth clients access to KKR's $8.5 billion private equity and $7.7 billion infrastructure funds.
We dive into EPME, outlining the investment strategy, capital flow policy, and other details of the Partners Group-managed vehicle.
The vehicle will invest at least 85% of its capital in a Partners Group ELTIF, which focuses on private equity direct and secondary investments.
The semi-liquid open-ended fund will invest across developed markets primarily through secondaries.
