DJIA51966.03 -36.38
S&P 5007690.73 31.29
NASDAQ26430.89 290.85
Russell 20002728.30 6.93
German DAX25319.77 -302.84
FTSE 10010764.69 -117.21
CAC 407868.05 -88.65
EuroStoxx 506146.85 -56.70
Nikkei 22564075.42 -841.28
Hang Seng24186.83 124.11
Shanghai Comp3730.92 14.64
KOSPI5552.74 -215.27
Bloomberg Comm IDX144.03 -0.39
WTI Crude-fut111.40 2.14
Brent Crude-fut108.17 4.62
Natural Gas3.00 -0.03
Gasoline-fut3.21 0.03
Gold-fut4138.80 -21.10
Silver-fut57.34 0.17
Platinum-fut1645.50 -2.60
Palladium-fut1109.00 -11.50
Copper-fut6.58 0.00
Aluminum-spot3195.00 0.00
Coffee-fut311.25 -2.50
Soybeans-fut1256.75 3.75
Wheat-fut658.00 2.00
Bitcoin81319.11 -674.40
Ethereum USD2382.07 -24.84
Litecoin59.06 -0.53
Dogecoin0.08 0.00
EUR/USD1.1218 -0.0014
USD/JPY158.56 0.49
GBP/USD1.3303 -0.0028
USD/CHF0.8272 0.0014
USD IDX101.86 -0.11
US 10-Yr TR5.121 -0.015
GER 10-Yr TR3.431 -0.0227
JAP 10-Yr TR2.902 0.001
Fed Funds4 0
SOFR3.88 -0.01
High-rise commercial buildings

Sub Markets

Topics

Alternative Assets  + Real Assets  | 
Alaska Permanent Fund Presses Bet on LS Power, LBC Credit Partners

Alaska Permanent Fund Presses Bet on LS Power, LBC Credit Partners

The Alaska Permanent Fund, which manages $78.3 billion in assets, has selected two funds for its latest alternative investment commitments.

LS Power Equity Advisors, a US power production and infrastructure investor, has received a $100 million commitment for its Fund V, which aims to raise $2.5 billion with a $3 billion hard cap.

The Virginia Retirement System, which committed $150 million last August, is one of the fund’s other limited partners.

Meanwhile, mezzanine vehicle LBC Credit Partners VI secured a $75 million commitment, according to Alaska Permanent’s transaction report. LBC previously raised $808 million for Credit Partners V in 2021 but has not publicly revealed a target for the latest raise.

Alaska Permanent Fund is a prior investor in that fund, as well as LS Power Equity Partners IV.

Connect

Inside The Story

Alaska Permanent Fund

About Joe Palmisano

Joe Palmisano is editorial director of Connect Money, where he oversees daily coverage of alternative assets, direct investments, financial advisory and the economy. He brings three decades of experience as a financial journalist, analyst and portfolio manager. Before joining Connect Money, Palmisano wrote for The Wall Street Journal, covering foreign exchange, global fixed-income and equity markets. He later served as a senior research analyst and portfolio manager, producing market analysis and managing foreign exchange and U.S. equity portfolios for FX Concepts. His work has also appeared in SFO Magazine and CMT Association publications. Palmisano earned a bachelor’s degree in finance from The American University and holds the Chartered Market Technician (CMT) designation and is a member of the CFA Institute.