The $75 million AMP Pencarrow Private Equity Fund will invest in local management buyouts and expansion capital transactions. Other investors include Australian fund of funds investor, Quay Partners, and AMP Life.
In March, the New Zealand Superannuation Fund stated its intention to invest up to $100 million in local private equity funds, or related transactions, over the next three to five years. It also announced the appointment of specialist advisory firm, Quentin Ayers, to review investment opportunities in the New Zealand private equity market.
"The decision to invest in the AMP Pencarrow Fund followed a detailed review by Quentin Ayers," said New Zealand Superannuation Fund chief executive Paul Costello. "The key factor was the manager's track record in this area, which gives us confidence in their future performance."
The AMP Pencarrow Fund aims to be fully invested within five years, with investment commencing in quarter two of 2005/2006.
The value of the New Zealand Superannuation Fund as at 31 May 2005 was $6.4 billion.
This is a media release from NZ Superannuation Fund
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