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                          EXHIBIT 99.2 - NOTES TO TABLE

(1)    This table reflects the performance of (i) all direct private equity
       investments made by CCP from January 1, 1984 through December 31, 1999
       and (ii) all direct private equity investments made by CCP from January
       1, 2000 through July 31, 2000 pursuant to funding commitments made by CCP
       during the period referred to in clause (i) above. References to CCP in
       this note include CCP's predecessors, Chemical Venture Partners,
       Manufacturers Hanover and Chase, but exclude Hambrecht & Quist, Flemings
       and The Beacon Group. The invested capital reflected in this table does
       not include capital co-invested by third-party investors (e.g., Asia
       Opportunity Fund, L.P. ("AOF")) alongside CCP. Direct private equity
       investments in fixed real property assets are included in the figures in
       this table. Mezzanine financings are included in the figures for their
       respective industry practice groups, asset classes and regions in this
       table. The historical returns achieved by CCP are not a prediction of
       future performance and there can be no assurance that these or comparable
       returns will be achieved by CCP in the future. There can be no assurance
       that the unrealized values reflected in this table will be realized.

(2)    Investments fully realized or publicly traded, with fully realized
       investments valued based on their respective actual monthly cash flows,
       and publicly traded investments valued based on their respective closing
       market prices as of September 30, 2000. As of July 31, 2000, 462 direct
       private equity investments, comprising approximately $2.4 billion of
       invested capital, had been fully realized, resulting in a Gross IRR with
       respect to such investments of approximately 47.3%, representing 2.6
       times such invested capital.

(3)    Total for all direct private equity investments, including unrealized
       investments in companies which are not publicly traded. CCP estimates the
       fair market value of these unrealized investments considering all
       relevant factors, such as cash flows and comparables. CCP performs a
       comprehensive valuation of its investment portfolio twice annually.
       Additionally, CCP adjusts the fair market value of these unrealized
       investments up or down on a monthly basis if a significant event occurs
       subsequent to its last comprehensive portfolio valuation (e.g., CCP may
       write up the fair value of an unrealized investment in a non-public
       portfolio company if a financing event occurs involving a significant
       investment in the company by a new investor or may write down the fair
       market value of an unrealized investment in a non-public portfolio
       company if such company is in material default of its loan obligations).
       This table reflects data from the comprehensive portfolio valuation as of
       December 31, 1999, adjusted for any subsequent significant events through
       July 31, 2000.

(4)    Represents the gross compounded annual pre-tax internal rate of return
       based on monthly investment inflows and outflows as of July 31, 2000,
       assuming the estimated value of investments which have not been realized
       is received on July 31, 2000. Gross IRRs are calculated utilizing the
       time-zero IRR method which assumes all investments are made concurrently
       and each investment is held for its respective time period.




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