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Mercury Capital founder Pardee departs firm to go in-house

Alan Pardee, one of three managing partners who spun out of Merrill Lynch's private fund placement team in 2009, will leave the firm on Sunday.

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Merrill Lynch private placement team to spin out

Michael Ricciardi, Enrique Cuan and Alan Pardee will lead the 24-strong team for Mercury Capital, which will raise private equity, private equity real estate and infrastructure funds globally.

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Offices

marker iconLawson Place Suite 303, Level 3 167 Phillip Street, Sydney, 2000, Australia
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Contacts

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Key Contact
user imageMr. Joshua Constantinis
Job titleInvestment Director
LocationSydney, Australia
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user imageMs. Joanne Chew
Job titleChief Financial Officer
LocationSydney, Australia
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user imageMr. Clark Perkins
Job titleFounder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
LocationSydney, Australia
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user imageMs. Justina Yap
Job titleChief Financial Officer – Mercury Capital Fund twenty2
LocationSydney, Australia
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Mercury Capital funds managed

Closed funds: 3

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Stories that mention Mercury Capital

Side Letter: Public vs private

A panel of asset management titans reckon public markets will outperform their private counterparts this year. Plus: Greenhill hires Mercury's former secondaries head; and Golding (finally) closes its debut PE impact fund. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Side Letter: PE's fossil fuel engagement; MainePERS' allocation cuts; Mercury's A$1bn

Welcome back! We hope you had a restful break. In today's brief, Capital Dynamics explains why net-zero pledges and fossil fuel investments don't need to be mutually exclusive. Plus: MainePERS takes the rare step of proposing an allocation decrease for private equity. For our valued subscribers only.

Side Letter: Ex-Novalpina head resurfaces; Tikehau taps NYCRS; India's hiring spree

Novalpina's former IR boss has resurfaced in France. Plus: Tikehau has tapped NYCRS for its growing climate business, and private equity is on a hiring spree in India. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Side Letter: Brookfield, Silver Lake and the 'flight to quality'

Two big signs, courtesy of Silver Lake and Brookfield, of investors' flight to quality in times of crisis. Plus: more worrying signs about defaults courtesy of Moody's. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.