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Sageview invests $100m in EverBank

The KKR spin-out is backing the Florida-based bank’s aggressive expansion plan.

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Offices

marker icon55 Railroad Avenue, Greenwich, 06830, United States
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Contacts

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user imageMs. Caitlin Vorlicek
Job titlePrincipal
LocationGreenwich, United States
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user imageMr. Vladimir Galperin
Job titleChief Financial Officer
LocationGreenwich, United States
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user imageMr. Ned Gilhuly
Job titleCo-Founder and Partner
LocationPalo Alto, United States
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user imageMr. Scott Stuart
Job titleCo-Founder and Partner
LocationGreenwich, United States
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Sageview Capital funds managed

Funds in market: 1

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Open dateAug 2025
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Closed funds: 3

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Close dateAug 2021
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Stories that mention Sageview Capital

TPG tables half-billion take-private bid

TPG Capital is on the verge of acquiring GlobeOp Financial Services in a £508m deal, the first take-private of an LSE-listed business this year by a private equity firm.

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KKR Financial asks for $500m bail-out(3)

US buyout giant Kohlberg Kravis Roberts has asked shareholders to invest a further $500 million in KKR Financial, its real estate investment arm, to offset difficulties caused by troubles in the US mortgage market.

KKR Financial asks for $500m bail-out(2)

US buyout giant Kohlberg Kravis Roberts has asked shareholders to invest a further $500 million in KKR Financial, its real estate investment arm, to offset difficulties caused by troubles in the US mortgage market.

KKR Financial asks for $500m bail-out

US buyout giant Kohlberg Kravis Roberts has asked shareholders to invest a further $500 million in KKR Financial, its real estate investment arm, to offset difficulties caused by troubles in the US mortgage market.