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Lehman VC to spin-out, RE decision expected soon

A management group from Lehman Brothers Venture Partners will spin-out to become Tenaya Capital. The firm will have $750m in capital and 45 portfolio companies and retain all the third-party limited partners from Lehman’s venture funds. A decision on Lehman's real estate operations is expected in the next month.

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HarbourVest backs Lehman VC spin-out

A management group from Lehman Brothers Venture Partners will spin-out to become Tenaya Capital, which will have $750m in capital and 45 portfolio companies. HarbourVest completed a synthetic secondary transaction as part of the spin-out.

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Offices

marker icon3280 Alpine Road, Portola Valley, 94028, United States
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Contacts

NameJob titleLocationEmail
user imageMr. Dave Markland
Job titleChief Financial Officer and Administrative Partner
LocationPortola Valley, United States
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user imageMr. Thomas (Tom) Banahan
Job titleManaging Director
LocationPortola Valley, United States
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user imageMr. Benjamin (Ben) Boyer
Job titleManaging Director
LocationPortola Valley, United States
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user imageMr. Stewart Gollmer
Job titleManaging Director
LocationPortola Valley, United States
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Tenaya Capital funds managed

Closed funds: 4

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Close dateOct 2014
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Close dateJul 2012
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