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Nuveen Private Capital adds to team

Tuesday, May 21, 2024
Opalesque Industry Update - Churchill Asset Management and Arcmont Asset Management, the U.S. and European asset management companies of Nuveen Private Capital, today announced the continued expansion of their U.S. client coverage capabilities with the appointment of Marc Gonyea and Chris Davis as Managing Directors. Mr. Gonyea and Mr. Davis will be exclusively focused on partnering with institutional investors in the U.S. Midwest and West Coast, respectively, and developing tailored private credit solutions to meet their needs.

Mr. Gonyea, who will be based in Churchill's New York headquarters, brings 25 years of business development experience to the role and previously worked at Alcentra, Benefit Street Partners, and Blackstone. Mr. Davis, who will be based in San Francisco, brings nearly two decades of expertise, having held leadership positions on the fundraising teams at Barings and Allianz Global Investors. His appointment strengthens Nuveen Private Capital's presence in California, following the opening of Churchill's Los Angeles office in 2022. Both will report to and work closely with Chris Freeze and David Burnside, Co-Heads of Nuveen Private Capital Business Development.

"Marc and Chris are two highly experienced professionals who will further enhance Nuveen Private Capital's ability to provide leading U.S. and European private credit solutions to our growing U.S. investor base," said Mr. Freeze. "They will be instrumental in helping U.S. Midwest and West Coast investors access Churchill and Arcmont's differentiated credit strategies and time-tested investment track records."

Nuveen Private Capital was formed in March 2023 following Nuveen's majority acquisition of Arcmont, which in combination with Churchill, has created a $74 billion private capital platform and one of the world's largest private credit managers. Collectively, Arcmont and Churchill deployed over $15 billion in support of European and U.S. private equity firms and their portfolio companies in 2023.

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