Stone Point Capital overview
Stories about Stone Point Capital
CCCERA makes $50m commitment
The US public pension has backed Stone Point Capital's latest buyout fund.
Side Letter: Take-private bonanza, Stone Point Capital, CFOs on risk
Deal sourcing is no picnic at the moment. Fortunately public markets are just asking to be tapped. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Stone Point sets $6.5bn hard-cap on latest fund
The firm is back in market with Trident Fund VIII less than two years after raising its predecessor.
Stone Point Capital acquires Ranieri’s Situs
Mortgage bond kingpin Lewis Ranieri gets traction with private equity
Louisiana Teachers commits $50m to Stone Point
Stone Point Capital represents a new relationship for the pension.
KKR expands mid-market lending talent
Sean Stevens, who joined KKR to work on its mid-market lending partnership with Stone Point and CPPIB, formerly worked at KeyBanc Capital Markets.
KKR’s maiden maritime vehicle sets sail
The firm’s mid-market merchant banking JV, which is backed by CPPIB and Stone Point, helped to arrange some of the $580m in initial capital for the maritime financing vehicle.
CVC buys insurance giant from Stone Point
The firm will purchase insurance services company Cunningham Lindsey in a deal valued at between $900m and $1bn.
Stone Point Capital contact information
Offices
20 Horseneck Lane, Greenwich, 06830, United StatesContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
Key Contact Ms. Mary Catherine Manin | Job titleMD and Head of Marketing and Investor Relations | LocationNew York, United States | Email  -------- |
| Key ContactMs. Sally DeVino | Job titleManaging Director and Chief Financial Officer | LocationGreenwich, United States | Email ----------- |
| Key ContactMr. Fayez Muhtadie | Job titleCo-Head of Private Equity | LocationGreenwich, United States | Email ---------- |
| Key ContactMr. David Wermuth | Job titleCo-President and Chief Operating Officer | LocationGreenwich, United States | Email ---------- |
Stone Point Capital fund commitments
Known fund commitments: 3
| Fund | Manager | Commitment date | Commitment size |
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Manager ----- | Commitment dateMar 2023 | Commitment size- | |
Manager --------- | Commitment dateOct 2020 | Commitment size ------ | |
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Stone Point Capital funds managed
Closed funds: 13
| Fund | Fund size | Close date | Strategy |
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Fund size ----------- | Close dateOct 2025 | Strategy ---------- | |
Fund size --------- | Close dateJul 2025 | Strategy ------- | |
Fund size ---------- | Close dateJan 2025 | Strategy -------- | |
Stories that mention Stone Point Capital
CDPQ PE head: The worst thing for a pension is to miss a vintage
Martin Longchamps, head of private equity at the $319bn Canadian giant, talks to PEI about secondaries sales, overallocation and what steps the institution plans to take next.
Global Investor 150: This year's top 10
The upper echelon of this year’s GI 150 ranking collectively holds $930bn in private equity assets – 16% more than last year.
Side Letter: CVC's €113bn tie-up; US mid-market surprises; How IRs add value
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Louisiana Teachers commits $50m to Patria
Patria Investimentos is targeting $1.5bn for investments in Brazil's mid-market.
Florida SBA commits $625m to private equity
The $144bn system invested in six private equity funds during the first quarter.
Duff & Phelps taken private by Carlyle
A consortium that includes The Carlyle Group has agreed to purchase the valuation specialists for $665.5m.
Mid-market lenders present attractive opportunity
Carlyle’s buyout of Churchill Financial highlights an opportunity to back mid-market lenders, a segment that can benefit from more private equity players, says Monroe Capital's Ted Koenig.
Carlyle buys into mid-market lending
The firm’s investment in Churchill Financial highlights the increasingly attractive opportunity to back financial service companies lending into the underserved US mid-market.