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Vintage Real Estate Partners II held an interim close on $330m last year.
The secondaries firm is targeting €1.25bn for its fourth flagship fund.
Angel Island Capital raised $440m for its debut third-party capital fund from a mix of secondaries and primary investors.
The vehicle will be the firm's second flagship after becoming an independent entity in 2017.
The firm has played a growing role in GP-led deals, including co-leading a restructuring on Permira's 2016-vintage fund.
The bank's alternative investment partners unit closed its debut vehicle focusing on complex deals just over one year ago.
The niche secondaries firm is seeking up to $600m for its third secondaries programme.
A potential sale out of a relatively young fund has raised eyebrows in the market that is dominated by Dyal, Goldman Sachs and Blackstone.
The asset manager raised $2.8bn for its previous fund, which was 93% committed as of the end of June 2019.
The firm has held a first close on its fifth fund, which is targeting $1.75bn.