Anyone know about Maranon Capital?

Concur somewhat to the above, but I'd characterize them more in the same boat as a THL Credit, Audax Debt, Comvest Credit, PennantPark, AEA Private Debt, etc. Flexibility to invest up and down the capital structure (senior, mezz and equity). The above poster mentioned firms that largely only focus on senior debt. By looking at their website they don't take majority equity, but they will invest minority equity in transactions either through mezz deals or as standalone minority equity.

Their site mentions the below: Revolving Line of Credit, Senior Term Debt (up to $200 million) Mezzanine Debt (up to $50 million) Equity Co-investments (up to $30 million)

Solid shop if you are looking at going into private credit given their cross capital structure flexibility as you'll get both debt and equity investing experience; alebit it won't be majority buyouts. Looks like most of their associates looking at LinkedIn all came from IB backgrounds and most went M7 MBA, to a private equity shop, or stayed in private credit at another shop. Also seems like they take analysts out of undergrad, seems like a pretty unique opportunity to join a buyside firm out of school, but flexibility coming out of IB will be greater and will offer you wider exit opps. But Maranon seems like a pretty solid spot if you want to stay in middle market private credit / equity, credit hedge funds, special sits or distressed