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New $500M Islamic PE fund receives commitments

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The Middle East is getting another home-grown private equity fund, as the new $500 million Islamic Buyout Fund has received commitments from Global Investment House and Dubai Islamic Bank.

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The two investors join Millennium Capital as anchor limited partners in the fund, which will invest according to Islamic Shari'a-compliant in private equity deals in the Middle East, North Africa and the South East Asia. The three investors will be contributing 13% of the fund's total capital.

The limited partnership will be managed by Global Investment House, which already controls another Shari'a-compliant fund -- the $615 million Global Buyout Fund LP -- which closed earlier in 2008. - George White

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