
One month to go for 2016 Impetus-PEF triathlon

The organisers of the 2016 Impetus-PEF Private Equity Triathlon are calling for entries from across the industry.
The event, which will be chaired by CVC Capital Partners managing partner Marc Boughton, takes place on 17 September at Eton Dorney, the venue used for rowing events during the 2012 Olympic Games.
The winners of 2015's edition included athletes from Aztec Group, CVC Capital Partners, Summit Partners, Alvarez & Marsal, and Simpson Thacher & Bartlett.
The Impetus-PEF Private Equity Triathlon is being run in association with BVCA, which will also enter a team. In a statement, BVCA director general Tim Hames said: "One of the best things about the day is that it's not just aimed at the super-fit – although they are of course there in great numbers – but at anyone who wants a great day out with colleagues, friends and family, and all in support of a great cause."
Mergermarket Group, the parent company of unquote", will be sponsoring the group sprint individual triathlon taking place on the day.
The entry fee is £99 for individuals and £198 for a relay team of three, with participants also asked to donate or raise sponsorship of £400 each. Funds raised will be directed towards a joint venture by Impetus-PEF and the BVCA aimed at improving the lives of disadvantaged people across the UK.
To register, or for additional details, visit the official event website.
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