Turkish fund minted with $144m first close
Mediterra Capital Management has raised $144m in a first close for its debut vehicle, with ten of the country’s top 50 richest individuals named as investors.
The news reinforces the trend towards backing MINT opportunities (Mexico, Indonesia, Nigeria and Turkey) as investors exhaust BRIC options.
Mediterra is aiming to hold a final close on $360m by the end of the year to invest in the country's mid-market (deals worth up to €250m).
Mediterra is the brainchild of Murat Erkurt and Ahmet Faralyali; the former was previously with Lehman's PE unit and the latter an ex-KKR exec.
The first close has been primarily non-institutional money, such as the aforementioned high-net-worths, as well as the EBRD, iVCi (an EIF-managed fund of funds) and Deutsche Investitions- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft mbH (DEG).
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