Northleaf closes secondaries fund on $225m
Toronto-based Northleaf Capital Partners has closed its Northleaf Secondary Partners vehicle on $225m, surpassing its $200m target.
Northleaf now manages six global private equity funds, a specialist private equity secondaries fund, an infrastructure co-investment fund and a series of customised private equity and infrastructure mandates.
Investments
The fund will seek secondary fund interest opportunities globally, as well as both structured and direct secondaries transactions. The vehicle will focus primarily on smaller mid-market transactions, but will be able to scale up to larger transaction sizes if necessary.
Investors
Commitments were received from public and private pension funds, university endowments, foundations, financial institutions and family offices.
People
Michael Flood is managing director of Northleaf and co-head of the firm's secondaries programme. Daniel Dupont is managing director of Northleaf's London office and co-head of the firm's secondaries programme.
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