EUROPE - Marwyn to launch recovery fund on SFM
Investment and advisory group Marwyn intends to launch a UK-based recovery fund on the Specialist Fund Market (SFM) of the London Stock Exchange, The Marwyn Alternative Capital Fund, which will be aimed at businesses suffering depressed valuations as a result of constrained access to capital.
The fund, which has a target of £500m, will provide convertible debt and structured equity to otherwise sound companies that are experiencing short-term liquidity or refinancing problems. The focus of investments will be on European small- and mid-cap public companies with an enterprise value of up to £1bn.
Marwyn Alternative Capital Fund will work with RBS to provide the alternative financing as part of the bank's initiative to boost lending to the small- and mid-cap sectors.
The fund, which is scheduled to launch on 20 July 2009, will be managed by Sir Nigel Rudd and Jonathan Chevenix-Trench, former chairman and chief executive officer of Morgan Stanley International.
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