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F, SOF D, SOF II and SOF III (collectively the "SOF Funds" or the "SOF Program") with aggregate commitments of US$3 billion. More specifically: \Z SOF,3 the initial SOF Program secondary fund that was formed in 2006 and held a final close in early 2007 with a US$565 million pool of commitments. )Z
35, 36, 37 In Exhibit 3, each of SOF, SOF D, SOF II and SOF III is benchmarked against its vintage group of top quartile buyout funds reported in the Cambridge Associates Global Buyout Benchmark as of September 30, 2017. Again, the SOF Funds present comparatively strong Net IRR, DPI and TVPI across each vintage year. Exhibit 3: Buyout-lik
F, SOF D, SOF II and SOF III (collectively the "SOF Funds" or the "SOF Program") with aggregate commitments of US$3 billion. More specifically: \Z SOF,3 the initial SOF Program secondary fund that was formed in 2006 and held a final close in early 2007 with a US$565 million pool of commitments. )Z
35, 36, 37 In Exhibit 3, each of SOF, SOF D, SOF II and SOF III is benchmarked against its vintage group of top quartile buyout funds reported in the Cambridge Associates Global Buyout Benchmark as of September 30, 2017. Again, the SOF Funds present comparatively strong Net IRR, DPI and TVPI across each vintage year. Exhibit 3: Buyout-lik
F, SOF D, SOF II and SOF III (collectively the "SOF Funds" or the "SOF Program") with aggregate commitments of US$3 billion. More specifically: \Z SOF,3 the initial SOF Program secondary fund that was formed in 2006 and held a final close in early 2007 with a US$565 million pool of commitments. )Z
35, 36, 37 In Exhibit 3, each of SOF, SOF D, SOF II and SOF III is benchmarked against its vintage group of top quartile buyout funds reported in the Cambridge Associates Global Buyout Benchmark as of September 30, 2017. Again, the SOF Funds present comparatively strong Net IRR, DPI and TVPI across each vintage year. Exhibit 3: Buyout-lik
F, SOF D, SOF II and SOF III (collectively the "SOF Funds" or the "SOF Program") with aggregate commitments of US$3 billion. More specifically: \Z SOF,3 the initial SOF Program secondary fund that was formed in 2006 and held a final close in early 2007 with a US$565 million pool of commitments. )Z
35, 36, 37 In Exhibit 3, each of SOF, SOF D, SOF II and SOF III is benchmarked against its vintage group of top quartile buyout funds reported in the Cambridge Associates Global Buyout Benchmark as of September 30, 2017. Again, the SOF Funds present comparatively strong Net IRR, DPI and TVPI across each vintage year. Exhibit 3: Buyout-lik
F, SOF D, SOF II and SOF III (collectively the "SOF Funds" or the "SOF Program") with aggregate commitments of US$3 billion. More specifically: \Z SOF,3 the initial SOF Program secondary fund that was formed in 2006 and held a final close in early 2007 with a US$565 million pool of commitments. )Z
35, 36, 37 In Exhibit 3, each of SOF, SOF D, SOF II and SOF III is benchmarked against its vintage group of top quartile buyout funds reported in the Cambridge Associates Global Buyout Benchmark as of September 30, 2017. Again, the SOF Funds present comparatively strong Net IRR, DPI and TVPI across each vintage year. Exhibit 3: Buyout-lik
Entities connected to both SOF,3 and the Cambridge Associates Global Buyout Benchmark
Glendower
LOCATIONSOF D. SOF II
ORGANIZATIONSOF IV
ORGANIZATIONDeirdre Davies
PERSONAdam Graev
PERSONCharles Smith
PERSON
Deutsche Bank
ORGANIZATIONChi Cheung
PERSON
Prince Charles
PERSON
Malta
LOCATION
Finland
LOCATIONPretoria
LOCATION
George Soros
PERSON
Michael Douglas
PERSON
European Union
ORGANIZATION
Romania
LOCATION
Lithuania
LOCATION
Cyprus
LOCATION
Elena
PERSON
Northern Ireland
LOCATION