Pomona secondaries fund exceeds $1bn target
Fund
Global private equity firm Pomona Capital has held a final close of its seventh secondaries fund, Pomona Capital VII, at $1.3bn, surpassing its original $1bn target. The fund, which launched in early 2008 and is based in New York, is structured as a 10-year Delaware LP with a parallel Cayman Island LP; the vehicle has two possible one year extensions. Credit Suisse acted as placement agent for the fund, while Skadden Arps provided legal advice.
Investors
Limited partners contributing to the fund include US, European and Asian public and corporate pension funds, financial institutions, corporations, endowments, foundations and family offices.
Investments
Like its predecessors, the new vehicle will purchase interests in buyout and venture capital funds, as well as portfolios of private equity-backed companies. Investments will be diversified across the entire spectrum of private equity, as well as by industry and geography. Its predecessor, Pomona Capital VI, invested in more than 140 different funds globally over its lifetime.
People
CEO Michael Granoff will manage the fund, supported by a team of 40 investment professionals based in New York, London and Hong Kong.
Name: Pomona Capital VII
Closed on: $1.3bn
July 2009
Focus: Secondaries
Contact: Michele Bacik
Address: Pomona Capital
780 Third Avenue
New York, NY 10017-7076
US
Tel: +1 212 593 3639
Fax: +1 212 593 3987
Advisers: Credit Suisse (Placement agent)
Skadden Arps (Legal).
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