Former Bain Capital executives have joined hands with Princely Family of Liechtenstein and launched L-GAM, an investment company, according to Hedgeweek.
Featuring a differentiated business model, the new firm is based on its long-term investment focus and flexible mandate to provide capital solutions.
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L-GAM, which has capital commitments of 240 million will work with selected like-minded parties to invest capital of up to 325 million in total.
The new firm will be targeting investment opportunities in non-listed companies throughout Europe and will invest in various private equity, distressed and special opportunities across a broad spectrum of industries.
The firm’s primary targets are long-term growth industrial projects, buy and builds, corporate carve-outs, family transitions and recapitalisations.
As a part of the move, L-GAM will also invest in turnaround situations where it can most effectively deploy its operating capabilities.
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By GlobalDataThe management team includes Ferdinando Grimaldi, founding partner of L-GAM and former senior partner at Bain Capital Yves Alexandre, founding partner of L-GAM and former head of corporate investment Europe at Investcorp; Felipe Merry del Val, founding partner of L-GAM and former senior partner at Bain Capital and Jerome Bertrand, partner of L-GAM and former senior principal at Bain Capital.
The team will be supported by the Liechtenstein Princely Family, which seeks through its engagement with L-GAM to achieve meaningful diversification from its primary holdings in agriculture, forestry, real estate, financial services and art.
Grimaldi said: "L-GAM sees itself as a solution provider and growth enabler for its portfolio companies, providing new sources of capital, strategic and operational insight, and access to any other resource an investee company may need to accelerate its development."
