Performance

The global investment firm's 1991 and 1996-vintage Dover Street funds are its best performing secondaries vehicles, according to a document obtained by Secondaries Investor.

The firm's best performing secondaries vehicle by investment return is its 2000-vintage Lexington Capital Partners IV, documents from a US pension show.

The investment firm's performance fees were boosted by its 2007-vintage secondaries fund, from which it had sold a tail-end portfolio worth around €800m last year.

The global investment firm is the latest manager seeking to harness technology to communicate with investors, sister publication pfm has learned.

The Edinburgh-based firm's SOF platform has delivered a 35% gross IRR, according to documents presented to the San Bernardino County pension.