About Kempen Capital Management

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Kempen is a unique, specialist asset management company – a star player in its niche markets. Our strategy is simple: we focus on delivering stellar investment returns for our clients.

Our sharp investment vision has led us to a select group of strategies that place us among the top of our international league in small caps and real estate, but also high-yield stocks, fixed income and funds of hedge funds.

Our fiduciary management team of experts – one of the largest in the Netherlands – acts as the alternative investment arm for pension funds and insurance companies from around the world.

We serve institutional investors such as pension funds and insurance companies from our offices in Amsterdam and London.

And our investment funds have been rewarded for their star performances by such prestigious rating organizations as Morningstar and Lipper.

Our clients’ goals are our goals, which is why Kempen and our employees invest in our funds right along with you.

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2019, 18 June

Kempen European Private Equity Fund reaches over €120 million after second closing

Amsterdam, 18 June 2019. The private equity fund of Kempen Capital Management (Kempen), the Kempen European Private Equity Fund, has raised over €45 million in the second closing on 14 June 2019. Following the second closing, the fund has a fund size of more than €120 million.

2019, 17 June

Asset Allocation update June

In the wake of a correction in May in which the prices of equities from industrialised countries lost over 5% and emerging market equities fell by nearly 10%, markets breathed a sigh of relief at the start of June. The growing willingness of the US central bank to cut interest rates helped the equity markets regain their footing, while the deal the US agreed with Mexico to tackle the refugee crisis, prompting the US not to impose higher import tariffs after all, also improved sentiment on the equity markets.

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