ChrysCapital Management has successfully raised $2.1bn for its latest private equity fund, marking a significant milestone as the largest-ever capital raise by an Indian buyout firm, according to a report by Bloomberg citing sources familiar with the deal.
Middle-market private equity investment firm Pamilico Capital has held the final close of its sixth fund – Pamlico Capital VI – at the fund’s hard cap of $1.75bn, exceeding its initial fundraising target of $1.5bn.
Eurazeo has held the final closing of its Eurazeo Capital V fund, with €3bn in total capital commitments, exceeding its initial target and reinforcing investor confidence in its mid-large buyout strategy.
400 Capital Management (400CM), an alternative credit asset manager specialising in asset-based credit strategies with over $7.4bn of assets under management, has closed its latest private credit fund, Asset Based Term Fund IV, with $1.39bn in capital commitments.
The Los Angeles City Employees’ Retirement System has approved significant commitments totalling $367m to private credit and private equity funds, as outlined in the materials presented at its 25 February board meeting, according to a report by Pension & Investment Online.
CVC has held the final close of CVC Strategic Opportunities III with total commitments of €4.61bn, matching the size of its predecessor fund, CVC Strategic Opportunities II, and significantly increasing the number of investors committed to the strategy.
Northleaf Capital Partners has successfully closed its third private credit fund, raising over $1bn in total capital commitments for Northleaf Private Credit III and related managed accounts, and taking the firm’s private credit platform to over $6.5bn.
Garnett Station Partners, a New York-based private investment firm, has held the final close of GSP 5.0 Fund, with total committed capital of $1.2bn, taking the firm’s total assets to over $3.5bn.
Eurazeo has successfully completed the first close of Eurazeo Planetary Boundaries Fund 1 with €300m secured. This represents 40% of the fund’s threshold target of €750 million, ten months after its marketing launch.
Carlyle Group is aiming to raise more than $3bn for its latest infrastructure fund, Carlyle Global Infrastructure Opportunity Fund II, as the private equity giant continues to expand its presence in the asset class, according to a report by Bloomberg.
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