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New Enterprise Associates XIII

New Enterprise Associates Vintage 2009 Reported by CalSTRS

Net IRR16.8%CalSTRS, as of June 30, 2025
TVPI2.71xTotal value / paid-in
DPI2.56xDistributions / paid-in
Versus vintageQ2Second quartile · #2 of 6

What each LP reports

LPAs ofCommittedPaid inDistributedRemaining valueNet IRRTVPIDPIPaid in vs. value
CalSTRS2025-06-30$65M$65M$166M$9.8M16.8%2.71x2.56x

Paid in Distributed Remaining value

2009 vintage in CalSTRS’s portfolio

All 6 funds of vintage 2009 in CalSTRS’s report, ranked by net IRR. Private equity, venture, and other strategies are mixed, so treat this as context rather than a strategy benchmark.

Summit Partners Europe PE Fund: 18.5%New Enterprise Associates XIII, LP: 16.8%Centerbridge Special Credit Partners, LP: 13.8%Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe XI, L.P.: 11.4%Summit Subordinated Debt Fund IV, L.P.: 9.7%Yucaipa Corporate Initiatives Fund II, LP: -1.3%-1.3%18.5%
#FundNet IRRTVPIDPI
1Summit Partners Europe PE Fund18.5%2.62x2.62x
2New Enterprise Associates XIII, LP16.8%2.71x2.56x
3Centerbridge Special Credit Partners, LP13.8%1.94x1.94x
4Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe XI, L.P.11.4%1.66x1.66x
5Summit Subordinated Debt Fund IV, L.P.9.7%1.64x1.62x
6Yucaipa Corporate Initiatives Fund II, LP-1.3%0.90x0.89x

Other reported funds by this firm

About this data

CalSTRS: CalSTRS Private Equity Portfolio Performance, as of June 30, 2025. Since-inception IRR as calculated by CalSTRS from its own cash flows with each partnership; CalSTRS does not label it net or gross; because it is computed from CalSTRS's own contributions and distributions, it is after the partnership's fees and carried interest. CalSTRS says IRRs in a partnership's first three years are not meaningful. CalSTRS reports no multiple: TVPI = (distributed + market value) / contributed and DPI = distributed / contributed are computed. IRR is blank for commitments with no capital contributed. View source

Figures are as each LP reports them for its own investment, so they can differ between LPs because of timing, fees, and share class. Not investment advice.