📣 CF Private Equity Closes its 4th Secondaries Fund at $1.1 BN 📣 Exciting news from CF Private Equity as they announce the successful close of Commonfund Capital Secondary Partners IV, L.P., raising a whopping $1.1 billion, surpassing its $750 million target and its predecessor's $675 million fund size. 🔹 Highlights: Overflow Fund: An additional $110 million was raised for the Commonfund Capital Secondary Partners IV Opportunities Fund, L.P., bringing the total raised to over $1.2 billion. Investor Base: Strong support from existing investors and an expanded base including family offices, insurance companies, pensions, RIAs, private wealth platforms, healthcare companies, endowments, and foundations from the U.S. and Europe. Team Promotion: Hong Pan, Stephen Talbot, and George Wu were promoted to Managing Director, reflecting their instrumental roles in the secondaries program. Leadership: Cari Lodge, Global Head of CF Private Equity Secondaries, was added to the CF Private Equity board, overseeing $14 billion in assets under management (AUM) across various programs. Cari Lodge expressed gratitude, saying, “Our success is attributed to our differentiated strategy and consistent, attractive returns.” 📊 About CF Private Equity Secondaries: Since 2013, the team has completed 370+ transactions across 800+ underlying fund interests managed by over 400 managers, with approximately $3.0 billion in AUM. 🌐 About CF Private Equity: An affiliate of Commonfund, CF Private Equity offers diversified portfolios in buyouts, growth equity, venture capital, and real assets. With a commitment to trust, transparency, and ethical behavior, CF Private Equity empowers sophisticated investors to diversify their portfolios with private investments. 🤝Congratulations to CF Private Equity on this remarkable achievement! ✅ Looking to raise capital for your #fund and increase the international pool of your LP #investors? 🤝 Need warm #LP introductions? 📝 Selling #secondaries to increase liquidity? 🧐 Looking for co-investments? ▶ G+QUANT's link for inquiries and fund decks: https://lnkd.in/gjC_EuTE #CFPrivateEquity #SecondariesFund #PrivateEquity #InvestmentNews #Fundraising #AssetManagement #SuccessStory
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