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Clearview launches Fund III

The firm is targeting $275m for its third fund after collecting $250m for Fund II in 2008.

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Clearview closes on $325m for third vehicle

Clearview Capital, led by two co-founders including Cal Neider, has closed its oversubscribed Fund III.

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Clearview closes first institutional fund on $250m

The Connecticut-based firm has already invested between 15 and 20 percent of its oversubscribed second fund.

Clearview Capital contact information

Offices

marker icon1010 Washington Boulevard, 11th Floor, Stamford, 06901, United States
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Contacts

NameJob titleLocationEmail
user imageMr. John Cerra
Job titleChief Financial Officer and Chief Compliance Officer
LocationLos Angeles, United States
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user imageMr. James Andersen
Job titleCo-Founder and Managing Partner
LocationStamford, United States
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user imageMr. Matthew Blevins
Job titleManaging Partner
LocationStamford, United States
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user imageMr. William Case
Job titleManaging Partner
LocationStamford, United States
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Clearview Capital funds managed

Closed funds: 5

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Close dateMay 2022
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Close dateJun 2013
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Close dateMar 2008
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