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Can KP Force Ellen Pao into Arbitration? Not Necessarily; Here’s Why

By Connie Loizos

Posted on: June 20, 2012

When last week, Kleiner Perkins filed a motion to compel private arbitration, it seemed the world might never find out what will happen with partner Ellen Pao’s lawsuit against the firm. But experts see a sizable hole in Kleiner’s argument.


No More Excuses: LPs See 2.5x Venture Fund Performance as a Target

By Mark Boslet

Posted on: June 20, 2012

Venture capital has been an under performing asset class, but firms can no longer use the past decade’s lack of liquidity as an excuse for poor performance. This was one message from a panel of limited partners at the Venture Capital Investing Conference in San Francisco on Wednesday.


peHUB Second Opinion 6.20

By Luisa Beltran

Posted on: June 20, 2012

In Second Opinion, more Groupon sales resumes hit the street, PayPal.com gets a makeover and this harassed bus monitor gets a $20K gift from peeps on the Internet.


Where the Money Came From for PE/VC In 2011

By David M.

Posted on: June 20, 2012

Public pension funds accounted for just about a third of the money raised by private equity firms last year, according to a survey of placement agents conducted this spring by sister Buyouts Magazine. So, where did the rest come from?


Deutsche Bank Fails to Sell Funds Business; Could Private Equity Swoop In? UPDATED

By Luisa Beltran

Posted on: June 20, 2012

The sale of Deutsche Bank funds business is off after Guggenheim Partners walks away from buying RREEF.


Monroe Capital Likely To Expand Further In New York

By Steve Bills

Posted on: June 20, 2012

Company plans to build up its team in anticipation of an upswing in deal activity


Dimon’s Congressional Hearings Are Over, PE Largely Ignored

By Luisa Beltran

Posted on: June 20, 2012

Jamie Dimon’s testimony in Congress is over and private equity wasn’t dragged into the discussions. But wait, there’s still Volcker.


peHUB First Read

By Jonathan Marino

Posted on: June 20, 2012

Today’s First Read comes with a dose of bad news for US VCs, the problem with Oracle and keeping it clean in a dirty business.


Peter Thiel and Ajay Royan Launch $1B Venture Growth Fund Mithril Capital Management: UPDATED

By Lawrence J. Aragon

Posted on: June 20, 2012

Venture capitalist and hedge fund investor Peter Thiel announced Tuesday that he has co-founded growth stage venture fund Mithril Capital Management. The fund has a target of $1 billion and has raised $402 million to date, according to an SEC filing.


PE Bidders Struggle Against Hungry Strategics in Tech IP Game

By Jonathan Marino

Posted on: June 19, 2012

Well, if there’s anyone that could successfully extract value from used-up old handset makers, it would be private equity…


peHUB Second Opinion 6.19

By Luisa Beltran

Posted on: June 19, 2012

In Second Opinion, Julian Assange seeking asylum, Microsoft’s Surface shames the PC industry and Gilbert Gottfried reads Fifty Shades of Grey. Seriously.


Who’s Next to Fundraise? Try LLR Partners

By Luisa Beltran

Posted on: June 19, 2012

LLR Partners is expected to come to market with its fourth fund this year.


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