OpCapita - Wind-down overview
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OpCapita expands senior team
The turnaround specialist, led by Henry Jackson, has recruited a former Morgan Stanley banker and the ex-chief executive of House of Fraser to boost its dealmaking and operational capabilities.
Privately Speaking: The rise of Henry 'Jackpot' Jackson
As OpCapita celebrates its 10th anniversary by holding a ‘one-and-done’ on its new fund at more than three times the size of the previous vehicle, founder and managing partner Henry Jackson explains why Comet failed and GAME succeeded
OpCapita hits €350m hard-cap on Fund II – Exclusive
The fund, the UK turnaround firm’s first 10-year closed-ended vehicle, is more than three times larger than its predecessor.
OpCapita sweeps up AppelrathCüpper from Advent
The German womenswear retailer is one of the remaining assets in the former Douglas Group, which Advent acquired in 2012.
OpCapita appoints non-exec chairman
The turnaround specialist has appointed OpCapita operating partner John von Spreckelsen to the newly-created role, in which he will act as senior advisor for all portfolio companies.
Operational Excellence winners set the private equity standard
Sun Capital Partners, Mekong Capital and OpCapita are among the winners in this year’s Private Equity International Operational Excellence Awards.
CFO returns to OpCapita
Simon Millerchip spent two years as CFO at the turnaround firm from 2008 to 2010
OpCapita creates investor relations role
The firm has appointed its first director of investor relations following the close of its debut fund
OpCapita - Wind-down funds managed
Closed funds: 3
| Fund | Fund size | Close date | Strategy |
|---|---|---|---|
Fund size | Close dateSep 2016 | Strategy | |
Fund size | Close dateDec 2014 | Strategy | |
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