Deutsche unquote” October 2011
Fund-of-funds investor Pantheon has launched a global private equity co-investment programme together with German pension fund Bayerische Versorgungskammer (BVK).
The programme will invest on a pro-rata basis alongside Pantheon's fund-of-funds programmes. BVK is looking to invest in buyout, growth equity and venture capital in countries such as North America, Europe, Australia and the growth markets of Asia, Latin America and Africa. Additionally, the programme will focus on co-investment and secondary opportunities.
In the October 2011 edition of Deutsche unquote":
*Germany's dearth of mega-buyouts
*Healthcare investment focus shifts
*The impact of the Dodd-Frank Act
*And more...
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