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Investment firm raises $9bn for global special situations fund

  • November 19 2024
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Investment firm raises $9bn for global special situations fund

By Newsdesk
November 19 2024

Bain Capital secured $9 billion for its latest Global Special Situations Fund, positioning the firm as one of the world's largest special situations investors.

Investment firm raises $9bn for global special situations fund

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Bain Capital secured $9 billion for its latest Global Special Situations Fund, positioning the firm as one of the world's largest special situations investors.

Investment firm raises $9bn for global special situations fund

The Boston-based firm raised $5.7 billion for Global Special Situations Fund II, including co-investments and separately managed accounts.

An additional $3.3 billion came from previously closed Special Situations Asia and Europe regional funds.

"Structural shifts are creating significant opportunities for creative capital providers who can fill the gaps between traditional strategies and provide enhanced value for companies, entrepreneurs, and asset owners," Barnaby Lyons, partner and global head of special situations, said.

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The fund aims to provide flexible capital solutions across three main investment areas: capital solutions, hard assets, and opportunistic distressed investments.

Investment firm raises $9bn for global special situations fund

Bain Capital's special situations team comprises more than 140 investment professionals across four continents, alongside 40 portfolio group professionals offering operational expertise.

Recent investments included AQ Compute, a European green data centre provider, and MRO Holdings Inc, an aircraft maintenance solutions company.

The strategy now manages more than $20 billion in total assets, focusing on both structural and cyclical opportunities globally.

Founded in 1984, Bain Capital employs more than 1,850 people across four continents and manages approximately $185 billion in assets.

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