The European fund manager’s deal is expected to close in the second half of this year and will almost double the size of its asset servicing activities.
New fund ECO II, having invested more than $700m, closes at $1.05bn.
Following the turmoil surrounding the collapse last week of the 800-pound tech lending gorilla, Silicon Valley Bank, we examine some of the collateral damage.
The $347bn investment giant has agreed to acquire structured finance business Gryphon Capital Investments, manager of the Australia-listed Gryphon Capital Income Trust.
SVB and Signature, along with troubled bank First Republic, had been major sources of financing for many real estate managers.
The fund of funds platform, which includes commitments to venture funds as well as private credit, continues to operate.
The collapse of the bank has infused the market with uncertainty around the bank’s subscription line of credit business.
Distressed fund, launched in February, is part of the firm’s capital solutions series, source says.
Private debt and ESG don’t have a long history together, but there are signs of much-needed progress being made.
 The firm is looking to leverage buyouts by PE-sponsored companies with staying power.
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