Thrivent PE Team in Minneapolis

Hello,

Have we worked with this fund before? If so, what was the culture, career and comp progression like?

From what I read, they do more of co-investing than of traditional buy-out but please correct me if I am wrong.

Thank you in advance.

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Great people but they operate like a traditional FoF / institutional investor, doing a lot of primary fund investing. It’s my understanding that they have an interesting relationship with another firm that deploys a significant amount of co-investment and PE capital on their behalf as well, but that’s a completely separate entity.

 

They have ~2 Billion in assets invested with Twin Bridge, which from my understanding is a remanent of when Thrivent first got into PE in the late 90s/2000s. Their FOF allocation is about 2/3 and 1/3 Co-invests. Overall, they invest quite a bit of capital across the two strategies each year (1-1.5 B). From my understanding, senior allocation decision-makers for the insurance portfolio are really gung-ho about PE and have an apatite for the risk return profile that the team has been able to curate by running a very diversified portfolio. 

 

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