Fund III includes 117 limited partners ("LPs") across 12 countries, underscoring the breadth of Soundcore's international investor base. The Fund received strong support from Soundcore's existing LP base and attracted new institutional investors.

Guardian makes control investments in founder-led and closely held companies.

Like SBIC Fund I, SBIC Fund II will make strategic debt and equity investments in established, recession-resilient and low market-correlated service-oriented U.S. small and medium-sized businesses, supported by strong legal agreements and maintenance covenants.

The fund attracted a diverse, global investor base, including institutional investors and family offices from Asia, Europe, North America, and South America, and, as of today, has deployed approximately 50% of its committed capital.

The new vehicle, Primary Fund V, is the firm’s largest to date and reflects a broader push to scale early-stage investing capacity at a time when many venture firms have faced a tougher fundraising environment.

Building on a first close in 2024, the programme secured substantial re-ups from long-standing partners — including sovereign wealth funds, pension funds, insurance companies, family offices, and foundations from Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and the US

The fund exceeded its original $300 million target and was substantially oversubscribed, with investor demand approaching twice the target and well in excess of the hard cap.

The Nashville-based investment firm also raised $269.73 million for a sidecar vehicle, the Covenant Affordable Housing Fund, bringing total capital raised to more than $1.1 billion.

The Fund closed oversubscribed at its hard cap and above its original target of $475 million, driven by strong support from a diverse investor base of leading endowments, institutions, family offices, and longstanding members of the BayHawk network.

The Fund received commitments from a diversified group of new and existing institutional investors, including foundations, endowments, family offices, and health systems.

Following a strong first close in December 2025, the fundraise concluded with broad support from longstanding investors, reflected in a very high re-up rate, alongside commitments from new limited partners.

SWEN Capital Partners, a leading player in non-listed responsible investment, announces it has raised €440 million for its third Impact Fund for Transition (SWIFT 3), a strategy dedicated to accelerating the decarbonisation of hard-to-abate sectors through renewable molecules production.

IOF II closed on over $1.5 billion of capital commitments, with nearly $400 million of additional capital committed alongside the Fund in related vehicles, representing almost $2 billion in total commitments

The Fund received strong support from both existing and new institutional investors, which include a diverse and global investor base of prominent institutions comprised of asset managers, insurance companies, family offices, university endowments, consultants, public and private pensions and charitable organizations.

2150 now has €500m of assets under management and has backed 27 companies across the US, Canada, UK, Germany, Sweden, Brazil, Türkiye and Singapore.

$1 billion “hard cap” increased due to demand from Limited Partners; Over $150 million GP commitment from approximately 115 internal team members

Launched in 2024, the fund has exceeded its fundraising target thanks to strong support from a diversified group of both existing and new institutional and individual investors from various countries across Europe and the Americas.

The fund more than doubled in size compared to its predecessor and attracted commitments from a broad group of international institutional investors, alongside strong support from Credo’s existing LP base.

Fund IV will continue the successful strategy of its predecessor funds, targeting investments in undermanaged European lower middle market companies where H.I.G. can apply its operational value-creation playbook, with a focus on complex situations and difficult transaction dynamics.

Bain Capital Real Estate closed its third fund with about $3.4 billion in commitments from a mix of new and existing limited partners. The fundraise includes a $300 million commitment from Bain Capital employees and alumni.