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ARTICLE · 26 JANUARY 2016

Coller Capital Chooses Guernsey For New Global Fund

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Guernsey firms Carey Olsen and Northern Trust have assisted Coller Capital, the leading global investor in private equity secondaries, on one of Guernsey's largest fund launches of 2015...

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Guernsey firms Carey Olsen and Northern Trust have assisted Coller Capital, the leading global investor in private equity secondaries, on one of Guernsey's largest fund launches of 2015 with the $7.15 billion final close of Coller International Partners VII ("CIP VII").

Like its six predecessor funds, CIP VII will take a flexible approach. Advised by a multinational team based in London, New York and Hong Kong, the fund will target a wide array of secondary transactions, targeting assets and sellers located anywhere in the world, and making individual investments ranging in size from $1 million to $1 billion plus. CIP VII, which had a Limited Partner re-up rate of 82%, has approximately 170 Limited Partners from 27 different countries. Pension plans account for some 62% of the fund's committed capital; sovereign wealth funds/government entities for 15%; andinsurance companies for 11%; with the remaining commitments coming from endowments and foundations, family

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