Partners plans to halve withdrawal limits on strained private equity fund
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An Evergreen fund has to meet two groups of investors at the same time: those who want to stay invested and those who want to quit. Partners Group wants to solve this problem by dividing its flagship fund. This creates a test case for the entire industry, writes Niko Hatziiosifidis in his contribution for finews first.
Partners Group: A High-Stakes Test for Evergreen Funds
An evergreen fund must serve two groups of investors at the same time: those who want to stay invested and those who want to exit. Partners Group wants to solve this problem by splitting its flagship fund. That creates a test case for the entire industry, writes Niko Hatziiosifidis, for finews first.
Partners Group US evergreen fund faces $2.2bn withdrawal requests
Investors in Partners Group’s flagship US private equity master fund requested $2.2bn of withdrawals in the third quarter, equivalent to 15% of net assets and more than double the previous quarter’s total, according to a report by the Financial Times.
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