Vector Capital raises $1.4bn for fifth fund
Technology-focused US private equity firm Vector Capital has raised a total of $1.4bn for its fifth fund, Vector Capital V, exceeding its $1.2bn target.
Including the latest fund, the firm's total capital under management reaches $3.3bn, according to the GP.
Based in San Francisco, the firm currently has a team of 50 staff.
Investors
A mix of returning LPs contributed to the fund, including El Paso Firemen & Policemen's pension fund, which committed $9m; the District of Columbia retirement board, which committed $30m; and the Municipal Fire & Police Retirement System of Iowa, which committed $25m.
Investments
Vector Capital typically makes buyouts, recapitalisations, corporate divestments, credit securities, restructurings and minority investments. Its fifth fund will further solidify Vector's focus on the global mid-market, the GP said, targeting investments in established businesses with an EV ranging between $100m-2bn and based in North America, Europe and Israel.
Sector-wise, the fund will be largely focused on technology, investing in public and private technology companies across the software, internet, digital media, communications and industrial technology assets.
People
Vector Capital – Alex Slusky (chief investment officer).
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