Linda Mok

APEP is a private equity investment manager specialized in indirect investments. The firm invests globally in primary and secondary buyout funds, as well as in venture capital funds, with a focus on Europe and Asia. Historically the firm has also selectively co-invested in direct investments. APEP either invests in new funds or purchases interests in portfolios on a secondary basis. The firm generally becomes the lead investor and takes up a seat on the advisory board of the funds in which they invest. They leverage the knowledge and contacts of the Allianz group. The firm's fund selection criteria include a management team with substantial private equity experience, a strong position in their target market, a track record of sound investments backed by thorough due diligence, a demonstrated ability to create value at portfolio level and a history of successful past exits. APEP's investment approach is bottom up within a portfolio design framework based on risk, return and currency characteristics.

Functions as a College/University

DFJ ePlanet seeks to provide superior returns through investments in early-stage information technology and medical device start-ups in Asia and Europe, and in expansion-stage information technology and medical device companies in the US. The firm’s investments are focused primarily on wireless, semiconductor, consumer Internet, life sciences, VoIP, broadband and other emerging services sectors.

Sarona Asset Management invests in small to mid-market companies in frontier and emerging markets countries. It focuses on information and communication technology, education, healthcare, financial services, transportation and logistics, light manufacturing and consumer goods sectors. It provides growth capital to companies and makes private equity & private debt fund investments across Globe. It makes direct co-investments.

Functions as a College/University

Functions as an alternative investment manager