Africa/Emerging Markets

• Alta Semper on the establishment of its second private equity fund, Alta Semper Growth Fund II targeting $150m for healthcare investment in sub-Saharan Africa​.
• Apis Partners on the establishment of its private equity fund Apis Growth Fund II ($560m),a multi-strategy fund-of-one with a large US institutional investor ($165m), Apis Growth Markets Fund III ($500m) and Apis Global Growth Fund III ($1bn)​.
• African Capital Alliance in connection with the formation of Capital Alliance Private Equity IV, a$570 million private equity fund focused on investments in Sub-Saharan Africa and its successor Capital Alliance Private Equity V, targeting $750m​.
• Africa50 in relation to the establishment of the African Solar Facility ($200m), Nigerian DRE Fund ($200m), Mezzanine Debt Fund ($400m)and various other matters including JV arrangements and a range of internal matters​.
• Africa Finance Corporation on the establishment of the Infrastructure Climate Resilient Fund targeting $750m, with a $253m first loss commitment from GCF​.
• Verod Capital Management on the establishment of its private equity fund Verod Capital Growth Fund III ($200m)​.
• Investors including FMO and Proparco in relation to investments into African funds​.

European/Other​

• Bridgepoint in connection with the formation of its first and second credit funds and major separately managed account with a leading global markets firm​.
• Connected Capital on the establishment of Connected Capital & Partners Growth Fund II, a €150m fund targeting EuropeanB2B SaaS companies​.
• Equistone on the establishment of its private equity fund Equistone Partners Europe Fund VI (€2.8 billion), carried interest structure and on ongoing operational matter across its funds.
• Five Arrows Managers on the establishment of Five Arrows Debt Partners III (targeting €1.25 billion), Five Arrows Growth Partners II ($1bn)and others.​
• Primary Capital on the establishment of Primary V and various matters relating toits existing funds​.
• Investors including Mercer Investments,HSBC and Credit Suisse in relation to their investments in various closed-end funds across a variety of asset classes.​