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Vista closes third credit fund above target on $2.3bn

Tuesday, October 05, 2021

Laxman Pai, Opalesque Asia:

Vista Equity Partners has announced its latest flagship credit fund, Vista Credit Partners Fund III (VCPF III), has closed at $2.3 billion, exceeding its original $1.5 billion fundraising target.

VCPF III is a continuation of VCP's strategy of raising flexible pools of capital, which enables it to structure tailored solutions for its portfolio companies and partners. VCP will focus on non-sponsored lending, private credit, syndicated credit, and opportunistic secondary market investing in the software space.

Since its inception, VCP has completed more than 415 software and technology transactions and has deployed more than $7.6 billion. Today, VCP manages over $5.2 billion in assets.

"As great companies remain private longer and equity dilution continues to be a pinch point, our team is focused on working with the best software and technology companies as a credit-focused capital solutions provider and value-added partner for growth," said David Flannery, President of Vista Credit Partners. "Our capital supports the founders, owners, and management of a wide range of software and technology companies, as we bring bespoke solutions designed to enable companies and their founders to expand their business and fulfill their potential, often with less dilution to their equity."

VCPF III received capital commitments from a diverse group of limited partners including U.S. public pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, multinational corporat......................

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