Carey Olsen and Alter Domus in Guernsey have supported London
based Corten Capital in achieving a final closing of Corten Capital
I, their first private equity fund, at ?392 million.
Corten
was founded by Joseph Schull, Simon Begg, Andrew Sukawaty and Don
Robert and, through Corten Capital I, will focus on acquiring and
building market leading, technology-driven B2B services,
information and software companies across Europe and North
America.
Carey Olsen provided Guernsey legal advice in respect of the
fund structuring and launch processes. The team was led by partner
David Crosland with support from senior associate Matt Brehaut.
The Alter
Domus team comprised Tom Amy (country executive), Tina Kerrigan
(senior manager) and Katie Le Gallez (manager). Alter Domus will
provide ongoing administration, reporting and regulatory services
to the Corten Capital I structure.