TH Lee Putnam Ventures

News, insights, analysis and data

TH Lee Putnam Ventures overview

TH Lee Putnam Ventures funds managed

Closed funds: 2

FundFund sizeClose dateStrategy
Fund sizelock image-----------
Close date-
Strategylock image-------
Fund sizelock image-------
Close date-
Strategylock image-----------

Stories that mention TH Lee Putnam Ventures

TH Lee launches credit arm with $500m(4)

US buyout firm TH Lee has created a credit fund with $500 million in commitments and a dedicated credit division staffed largely by ex-AIG executives, including AIGGIG’s former head of private placement, Sam Tillinghast.

TH Lee launches credit arm with $500m(3)

US buyout firm TH Lee has created a credit fund with $500 million in commitments and a dedicated credit division staffed largely by ex-AIG executives, including AIGGIG’s former head of private placement, Sam Tillinghast.

TH Lee launches credit arm with $500m(2)

US buyout firm TH Lee has created a credit fund with $500 million in commitments and a dedicated credit division staffed largely by ex-AIG executives, including AIGGIG’s former head of private placement, Sam Tillinghast.

TH Lee launches credit arm with $500m

US buyout firm TH Lee has created a credit fund with $500 million in commitments and a dedicated credit division staffed largely by ex-AIG executives, including AIGGIG’s former head of private placement, Sam Tillinghast.

Berkshire, Freeman Spogli make N.E.W. investment

Private equity firms Berkshire Partners and Freeman Spogli have announced a major investment in TH Lee Putnam Ventures’ call-center portfolio company N.E.W. Customer Service.

ICT investment in India gathers steam

India’s VC market has become increasingly crowded, with Intel being the most recent investor to announce plans for further investment in the country’s information and communications technology (ICT) industry. By Judy Kuan.

TH Lee Putnam names two new partners

The New York private equity firm has promoted principals Sasha Grutman and Todd Miller to partner.

TCV, Summit in $250m minority deal

Technology Crossover Ventures and Summit Partners have acquired a minority position in trading platform Liquidnet, making for one of the largest non-control, financial services private equity deals.