Cardiff And District Pre-retirement Association Overview

  • Type

  • Foundation

  • Founded

  • 1976

Founded

Cardiff And District Pre-retirement Association General Information

Description

Cardiff And District Pre-retirement Association (CDPRA ) was a non-profit foundation based in Cowbridge, United Kingdom. The foundation was founded in 1976 in order to offer valuable, unbiased advice on a range of specific issues relevant to anyone approaching retirement. CDPRA ran courses on managing change between a life based around work and one which focuses instead on enjoying leisure. The foundation was governed by the board of trustees. This foundation is no longer in operation and is not actively tracked by PitchBook.

Contact Information

Year Founded
1976
Open To Secondaries
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Open To First Time Founds
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Institution Type
Foundation
Primary Office
  • St Quintin's Cottage
  • St Quintin's Hill
  • Cowbridge CF71 7JT
  • Wales, United Kingdom
+44 01446 000000

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Cardiff And District Pre-retirement Association Commitment Analytics

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Commitments by Fund Type
Commitments by Fund Type
Commitments by Region
Commitments by Region

Cardiff And District Pre-retirement Association Investment Allocations

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  • Target PE:
    Current PE:
    42.00 %  Actual
  • Target Real Estate:
    Real Estate:
    42.00 %  Actual
  • Target Equities:
    Current Equities:
  • Target Fixed Income:
    Fixed Income:
  • Target Cash:
    Current Cash:
Investment allocations