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Fund 2000 Riverside Capital Appreciation Fund 2006 Co Fund 2000 Riverside Capital Appreciation Fund 2006 Co-Investment Portfolio 2007 Co-Investment Portfolio 2008 Co-Investment Portfolio 3i Eurofund V 3i Eurofund V ABS Capital Partners II (ABS) ABS Capital Partners II (Pearl) ABS Capital Partners III ABS Capital Partners IV ABS Capital Partners V AC Environment Accel Europe Accel Europe, L.P. Accel Internet Fund III Accel Internet Partners IV Accel London II Accel VI, L.P. Accel VII, L.P. Accel VIII, L.P. Accretion Fund V Acorda Therapeutics Acrsiure Add One Advanced Technology Ventures VII Advent 4 Advent 6 Advent III Private Equity Advent International Global Private Equity IV Advent International Global Private Equity V-B Advent IV Expansion Advent Private Equity Fund II 'A' Advent V AFA Private Equity Fund I AG Capital Recovery Partners VI AirBand Communications Airtrain Trust Aisling Capital II Al Breck Albany Molecular research Allegro Allegro Private Equity Fund I Allen and Buckeridge ETF Allen and Buckeridge III Allfunds Bank Alloy Corporate 2000, L.P. Alpha Private Equity Fund 5 Alta Communications IX Amadeus Capital Partners III American Capital Equity I American Securities Partners IV AMP Pencarrow Anchorage I Angelo Gordon Asia I Apax Europe IV Apax Europe V Apax Europe V-A Apax Europe VI-A Apax Europe VI-A Apax Europe VI-A Apax Europe VII - B Apax Europe VII-B Apax US VII Apollo Investment Fund III Apollo Investment Fund IV Apollo Investment Fund V Apollo Investment Fund V Apollo Investment Fund VI Apollo Investment Fund VI Apollo Investment Fund VII Applied Genomic Technology Capital Fund Aravis Venture I ARCH Venture Fund VI Archer Capital Fund 3 Archer Capital Fund 4 Archer Capital Fund III Archer Capital IV ArcLight Energy Partners Fund I Ares Corporate Opportunities II Argo II - The Wireless Internet Fund Arlington Capital Partners Artiman Ventures Ascender Ascent Medical Technology Fund Asia Opportunity Fund II Asia Pacific Education Asia Pacific Growth Fund II Asia Pacific Growth Fund III (Asia) Asia Pacific Growth Fund III (Santana) Atlantic Equity Partners III Atlas Venture Fund III Atlas Venture Fund IV Aurora Equity Partners III Australasian Media and Communications Fund 2 Avantha Holdings Avista Capital Partners Avista Capital Partners II Avista Capital Partners, L.P. Avlar BioVentures Fund I Avlar BioVentures Fund II Azini Fund IA, L.P. Azini Fund II, L.P. Azure Capital Partners II BA Private Equity - Bain Capital 2007 Babcock & Brown DIF Babcock & Brown DIF III Baidu Financial Bain Capital Asia, L.P. Bain Capital Fund IX Bain Capital Fund IX Bain Capital Fund IX Co-Investment Fund Bain Capital Fund VIII Bain Capital Fund X Bain Capital Fund X, L.P. Baker Communications Fund II Baker Communications Fund II (1) Baker Communications Fund II (2) Barclays Private Equity European Fund II Barclays Private Equity European Fund III Battery Ventures VI Battery Ventures VIII Bay Partners X BC European Capital VII BC European Capital VIII BCP Capital QPF Beacon Group Energy Investment Fund II Beacon Group Energy Investment Fund II Behrman Capital III Behrman Capital IV Benchmark Capital Partners Israel Fund I Benchmark Capital Partners Israel II Benchmark Capital Partners V Benchmark Europe I Benchmark Founders Fund IV BG Media Investors BlackRock Asia Property Fund III Blackrock Style Advantage Blackstone Capital Partners IV Blackstone Capital Partners V Blackstone Capital Partners V Blackstone Capital Partners V Blackstone Capital Partners V-AC, L.P. Blackstone Communications Partners Blackstone Communications Partners I Blackstone Offshore Capital Partners II Blackstone Real Estate Partners Europe III BlueStream Ventures BluSky Restoration Boston Millennia Partners I Boston Millennia Partners II Boston Millennia Partners II Limited Partnership Brand Equity Ventures II BraveTwo Acquisition Brentwood Associates Private Equity III Brentwood Associates Private Equity IV Bridgepoint Europe II Bridgepoint Europe II Bridgepoint Europe IIB Bridgepoint Europe III Bridgepoint Europe III Brit Insurance Brown Advisory Investors Bruckmann, Rosser, Sherrill & Co. III Caduceus Private Investments II Caduceus Private Investments III Calera Capital Partners III Candover 2001 Fund Candover 2001 Fund Candover 2005 Fund Candover 2005 Fund Capital Z Financial Services Fund II Capital Z Partners III CapMan Buyout VIII Fund A CapMan Equity VII A Carlyle Asia Growth Fund III Carlyle Asia Real Estate Partners II Carlyle Asia Venture Partners I Carlyle Asia Venture Partners I Carlyle Asia Venture Partners II Carlyle Partners III Carlyle Partners IV Carlyle Partners V Carlyle Partners V Carlyle/Riverstone Global Energy and Power Fund III Carmel Ventures II Castle Creek Capital Partners IV Castle Harlan Partners IV Catalyst Buyout Fund 1 Catalyst Buyout Fund 1 Catalyst Buyout Fund 2 CB Co-Invest, LP CB Titan CBRE Asia 2 CCMP Capital Investors II Cedar Fund II Centerbridge Credit Partners Centerplate Centre Capital Investors III Cerberus Institutional Overseas IV Cerberus International SPV Cerberus/Siguler Guff NPL Fund CHAMP 1A CHAMP II Worldwide CHAMP Ventures 6 CHAMP Ventures 6 Charles River Partnership XI Charles River Partnership XII Charlesbank Equity Fund IX Charterhouse Capital Partners VII Charterhouse Capital Partners VIII CHC Chequers Capital XVII CIM SG European Opportunities Fund Cipio Partners Fund IV Citi Venture Opportunities Fund III Citi-Europe Co-Invest Clarity Partners Clayton, Dublier & Rice Fund VII Clyde Blowers Capital II LP CM Capital 3 CM Capital Venture Trust IV Cognetas Fund (GP) Cognetas Fund I Cognetas Fund II Colisee International Columbia Capital Equity Partners II (Cayman) Columbia Capital Equity Partners IV Commonwealth Capital Ventures III Conva Tec Corsair IV Financial Services Capital Partners Corsair Mint (NoteMachine) Cosmo France CP Baymeadow CP Orlando Crescendo IV Crescendo Ventures IV Crescent 4 Crescent Capital Partners II Crescent Capital Partners II Crescent Capital Partners III Crossbow Equity Partners CSC SSB Fund CVC European Equity Partners IV CVC European Equity Partners IV CVC European Equity Partners V Cypress Merchant Banking Partners II D4C Dental Brands Davis Investment Ventures Dawntreader Fund Offshore II DCM III DCM IV DCM IX, L.P DCM V DCM V Deutsche Private Equity Fund I Deutsche Private Equity Fund II Diamond S Dilithium Secondary Diversified Macquarie Wholesale Co-Investment Fund Domain Partners III Domain Partners IV Doughty Hanson & Co Technology I Doughty Hanson & Co. Fund V Doughty Hanson & Co. III Doughty Hanson & Co. Technology Fund Dover Street V DR DebtMaster Fund Draper Atlantic Venture Fund II Draper Fisher Jurveston ePlanet Draper Fisher Jurveston VII Draper Fisher Jurvetson Fund VI Draper Fisher Jurvetson Fund VII Draper Fisher Jurvetson Fund VIII, L.P. DRI Benlysta Drug Royalty Trust M Duff Ackerman & Goodrich CD Fund ecrio Edgewater Growth Capital Partners II Edgewater Growth Capital Partners III EDTF Annex Fund Education Works El Paso Midstream Elevation Partners EnCap Energy Capital Fund IV EnCap Energy Capital Fund V Encap Energy Capital Fund VI-B Enduring Resources EQT III EQT V Equity Partners Fund III Equity Partners Trust 1 Equity Partners Trust 2 Equity Partners Trust 2 Ericsson Deutsche Tech Fund esure Group Europa Emerging Europe EverBank Evercore Venture Partners Evergreen Partners US Direct Fund III Exeter Industrial Value Fund II Exxel Capital Partners VI Fenway Partners Capital Fund III Financial Engines Edelman Financial Technology Ventures III Five Mile Capital Partners II FLAG International Partners FLAG Private Equity III Focus Ventures II Food & Agribusiness Investment Fund 2 and 2a Forum Asia 2 Forum Asia 3 Forum Asian Realty Exempt III Forum European Realty Incone III Forward Ventures IV Foundation Millennium 2000 Fourth Cinven Fund Fourth Cinven Fund Fourth Cinven Fund Direct Fox Paine Capital Fund II Francisco Partners Francisco Partners II Frazier Healthcare V FREO Germany II Partners Friedman, Fleischer & Lowe Capital Partners II Frontenac VIII Frontenac VIII Limited Partnership FrontMarine FS Equity Partners V Fulcrum Capital Partners Fund No. 1 Fulcrum Capital Partners I Fulcrum Capital Partners SCT No.1 Fulcrum Capital Partners SCT No.2 Gartmore Private Equity III Gateway III GBS BioVentures II GBS BioVentures III GBS BioVentures IV Gemini Israel IV GetBack Gilbert Global Private Equity (Bermuda) Giza Venture Fund IV GMT Communications Partners III Goense Bounds & Partners A Golden Circle Golden Gate Capital Investment Fund II GoldenTree SG Partners Gores Capital Partners Grace Semiconductor Manufacturing Graphite Private Equity Partnership Great Hill Equity Partners Green Equity Investors III Green Equity Investors IV Green Equity Investors V Green Equity Investors V Greenbriar Equity Fund Grotech Partners VI Groundprobe Grupo Multiasistencia Gruppo Giochi GS Capital Partners III GS Capital Partners III GSR Ventures I GTCR Fund XII/A&B LP H/2 Investors Hamilton HAO Capital Fund II LP Harbour Group Investments III Harbour Group Investments IV Harrison Street Real Estate Partners II HBM BioCapital (EUR) Health Group Expansion HealthCap IV Healthcap ORX Holdings KB Healthcare Ventures VII Healthcare Ventures VIII Hellman & Friedman Capital Partners V Hellman & Friedman Capital Partners VI HgCapital 6 Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst Equity Fund II Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst Equity Fund III Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst Equity Fund IV Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst Equity Fund V Highland Capital Partners VII-B Hopu USD Master Fund I Hostworks Group Hummer Winblad Technology IV Hummer Winblad Venture
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