Best Emerging Funds / Funds to keep an eye out for
What are the best emerging funds / funds to keep an eye out for. Think Baypine, Brighton Park Capital, One Rock, etc.
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Based on the WSO Dataset, here are some notable emerging funds that have been highlighted for their potential and growth:
BayPine: Located in Boston, this fund was founded by a co-founder of Silver Lake and a Blackstone executive. It focuses on digitalization and has been involved in significant deals.
Brightstar: Based in New York but with offices globally, Brightstar was founded by an executive who previously developed Lindsay Goldberg. The fund is known for its operational focus and rapid growth.
Arcline: This fund is relatively new and has already made a mark with its significant fundraising achievements and strategic investments. It's known for its strong management team and clear growth trajectory.
Cove Hill: A Bain spin-out, Cove Hill has established a strong track record and team. It's recognized for its strategic investments and has quickly become a notable player in the market.
Gamut: Based in New York, Gamut is formed by ex-Apollo and KPS personnel. They are utilizing a similar investment strategy to their predecessors, which is expected to lead to successful outcomes.
These funds are particularly interesting due to their innovative approaches, strong leadership, and the potential for significant growth and impact in their respective areas.
Sources: Up and Coming Funds, Former PE associate's perspective on these "megafunds", Best Up-and-coming/MM PE funds, Best Chicago Funds in 2022 and Beyond?, Best MM PE in NYC / SF?
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Appreciate One Rock being on both the "emerging funds" and "going downhill" funds list simultaneously
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Arcline has had a strong run. Crosspoint Capital is an interesting case -- closed Fund II on 800m-900m, but keep losing PE talent.
honestly baypine was impressive with their first fundraise & their partners, but i think there's a lack of quality at the VP/principal level leading to a lot of turnover at the junior level. didn't close a deal for like 2 years i think and heard through the grapevine their targeting around the same size for their next fund. Wouldn't call it failing but wouldn't call it a "best emerging fund" either
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