Current Mandates Summary

Private Equity

  • New York-based next-gen alternative asset management firm that aims to generate compelling returns across asset classes and capital structures. Founded in 2022, the firm focuses on private equity, credit, and insurance solutions. Consists of a team of senior leaders with experience in managing leading financial institutions, led by the former co-founder of Apollo Global Management.
  • U.S.-based private equity buyout firm specializing in profitable, mission-critical, patient-centric, growing, middle-market healthcare services businesses. Founded in 2003, the firm manages $9.5 billion in assets and boasts a strong track record highlighting its operational and strategic value creation expertise.

Private Credit

  • San Francisco-based investment advisory and private credit firm, providing term loans, asset-based loans, treasury management and other investment solutions to small and midmarket businesses. Currently seeking $4 billion for its flagship Fund VI and has deployed over $20 billion of capital since inception across over a thousand companies throughout the U.S., Canada, and Europe.
  • Founded in 2013, this London-headquartered private credit firm focuses on providing senior secured debt solutions to lower mid-market companies across Northern and Western Europe. Currently seeking up to €1bn for its flagship Fund III, the manager primarily targets companies with revenues between €10 million and €250 million, offering bespoke direct lending and private debt financing. The firm maintains a sector-agnostic approach, though it tends to avoid cyclical or highly capital-intensive industries. It is also an active proponent of responsible investing being a signatory to the UN PRI.
  • A U.S.-based commercial real estate lender focused on originating loans for sectors such as multifamily, hospitality, and industrial properties. It manages a $1.4 billion open-ended, evergreen vehicle launched in 2019 that targets commercial mortgage opportunities, typically for institutional and other sophisticated investors. The strategy has had a smooth return profile since inception and pays dividends quarterly.
  • Headquartered between London and Milan, this manager focuses on Italian and Southern European private debt through two main strategies: a senior secured credit fund that targets collateralised lending with predictable cash flows, and a strategic credit opportunities fund that invests in more complex, structured, or distressed situations, including non-performing loans. The GP also runs a small strategy focused on senior credit as well as mezzanine and subordinated lending mainly backed by real estate assets. The firm is partnered with a prominent Italian challenger bank with deep expertise in servicing and investing in non-performing loans. The partner owns 40% of the manager strengthening origination, co-investment, and servicing capabilities in the Italian credit market.
  • An established private credit manager focusing on secured direct lending in Australia and Southeast Asia with over $6 billion invested, $3 billion in AUM, and a 15-year track record. The manager is currently seeking capital for the sixth vintage of its flagship fund which is expected to deliver over 20% unlevered contractual yields with additional equity upside while focused on capital preservation and downside protection through strong collateral coverage, tight covenants, board representation, and other mechanisms to help ensure proper alignment of interests with borrowers.
  • This U.S.-based firm is the world’s largest asset manager with a sole focus on tertiary life settlements and longevity-linked insurance assets, with over $3.5 billion assets under management. The team has over a decade of experience investing in the space on behalf of some of the world’s largest institutions and are supported by proprietary data, medical underwriting, and in-house servicing infrastructure. Its core vehicle is currently seeking up to $750 million and targets 12-14% net returns through a diversified portfolio of tertiary life settlement policies.

Real Estate

  • A privately held real estate investment firm specialising in multifamily properties across the Sunbelt region of the United States. Its core activities include identifying, acquiring, enhancing, and operating these assets with a focus on value-add strategies. Currently seeking $500 million for the sixth vintage of its value-add fund, the firm leverages over 150 years of combined management experience and has completed more than $16 billion in real estate transactions.
  • Formed in 1983, this is a design-focused, vertically integrated real estate investment and management firm. With $14.2 billion in assets under management and over 600 employees across 11 offices globally, including in the U.S., Latin America, and Europe, its portfolio spans commercial, mixed-use, office, retail, adaptive reuse, and residential developments, often repositioning or redeveloping existing assets.

Infrastructure

  • Founded in 1927, this firm runs a decade-plus-old open-ended infrastructure fund focused on North American assets. At $6.4 billion in size, the Fund holds 27 investments in sectors including energy, utilities, transportation, telecom, and water. The Fund targets investments in assets with long-term, contracted or regulated cash flows and a core/core+ return profile including strong cash yields.

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