Hunter Point Capital has raised $4.3bn (£3.2bn) globally across its general partner (GP) financing strategies at final close, including net asset value (NAV) lending.
The investment firm has secured capital for the inaugural vintages of its NAV lending and preferred solutions strategies.
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Both strategies are part of Hunter Point Capital’s GP financing solutions (GPFS) platform. The capital raised brings the firm’s total assets under management to $10bn, it said.
“This milestone marks a step change in our evolution from a GP stakes firm to a scaled solutions platform, enabling us to support more GPs across a broader range of strategic initiatives,” said Avi Kalichstein, chief executive and co-founder of Hunter Point Capital.
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According to Hunter Point, GPFS has completed 13 transactions to date.
“We see rising demand for flexible financing solutions throughout private markets, and we believe GPFS is built to anticipate and address these evolving needs,” added Kalichstein.
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