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FKR2323 B SR INTER 2012_Layout 1 14/11/2011 14:38 Page 2 SUPERRETURN GLOBAL SERIES 15th Annual Free for public pension funds, endowments, To Apply: [email protected] up to Keynote Address: foundations, SWF & ILPA£1000 members Book by Sir Bob Geldof 16 December Humanitarian, Pop Star, 2011 Broadcaster & Businessman www.icbi-superreturn.com Key Strategies For Creating Value, Fundraising, Deal Sourcing & Maximising Returns In A New Decade Of Private Equity Investing Industry Leaders Share Critical Insights: David Rubenstein Founder & Managing Director 220+ Outstanding NEW NEW THE CARLYLE GROUP “The SuperReturn Berlin conference is Speakers: easily the private equity industry's ● The Carlyle Group ● Harbourvest Partners (U.K.) pre-eminent annual event - bar none.” ● TPG Capital ● BPE Fund Investors ● Apollo Global Management ● Encap Investments ● Terra Firma Capital Partners ● Uni Global Union Michael Calvey ● Warburg Pincus ● Lexington Partners Joseph P. 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