New private equity company with funds of £30m launched
Two entrepreneurs, James Caan and Tony Sarin, have launched Hamilton Bradshaw, a new private equity company. The new business has been designed to address a gap in the private equity market, which it does by providing hands-on entrepreneurial management assistance as well as financial resources. Hamilton Bradshaw provides investment funds and practical help. It will work closely with the management of investee companies to develop and implement business strategies. Before its launch, HB tested its model by investing in Resource Partners where HB rebuilt and ran the national sales force for six months before fully integrating it into the company. The £30m equity fund has been raised from the personal funds of the founding directors and a small number of other private investors.
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