ABN AMRO Mezzanine shuts its doors
It has been reported that ABN AMRO Capital is closing ABN AMRO Mezzanine and withdrawing from the mezzanine market as part of a strategy to divest itself of non-core business and concentrate on its European buyout business. ABN AMRO Mezzanine, which was established in 1996 and held a final close of The Second ABN AMRO Mezzanine Partnership LP in October 2001 (22 October 2001, page 6), was deemed to be a low margin business. The fund has subsequently been terminated. The Mezzanine team is already reported to have left the company, with the exception of John Sealey who will remain at ABN AMRO to look after the existing investments. Sealey was today unavailable for comment.
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