Kirkland & Ellis advised Pfingsten on the formation of its Pfingsten Fund VI, which includes $435 million of total capital commitments, surpassing the initial $350 million target. The commitments came from a diversified global investor base of family offices, endowments, foundations, consultants, asset managers, insurance companies and high-net-worth individuals, including former portfolio company executives and family-founder partners. Pfingsten focuses on investments in entrepreneur and family-owned lower middle market manufacturing, distribution and business services companies with transaction values ranging from $15 to $100 million.
The Kirkland team is led by investment funds partners Adam Parks and Katie St. Peters and associates Angelika Pouliezos and Jordyn Sindt, tax partner Christopher Odell, and investment funds regulatory partner Nicholas Hemmingsen.
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