The Camelot Group overview
The Camelot Group contact information
Offices
45 Rockefeller Plaza, Suite 2000, New York, 10111, United StatesContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
 Mr. Lawrence E Penn III | Job titleManaging Director | LocationNew York, United States | Email  ------- |
| Ms. Helga Churilova | Job titleFinancial Manager | LocationNew York, United States | Email ----- |
| Mr. Michael Kester | Job titleDirector | LocationNew York, United States | Email ----------- |
The Camelot Group funds managed
Closed funds: 1
| Fund | Fund size | Close date | Strategy |
|---|---|---|---|
Fund size ---------- | Close dateJan 2012 | Strategy --------- | |
Stories that mention The Camelot Group
SEC exams find bad behavior at variety of firms, not just ‘fringe’ shops
The SEC says its first wave of private equity examinations—about 150 so far—included firms of all shapes and sizes. And the questionable behavior found by the SEC occurred across the board and not just in “fringe” firms.
Kentucky commits $76m to debt, secondaries funds
The $11.5bn pension is facing a 'severe' liquidity crisis and is looking to credit opportunities to provide much-needed cash flow.
Ventizz closes fund on €60m
The Dusseldorf-based venture capital firm has closed its second fund after a fundraising period of just six months.
Connecticut purges Triumph interests
The state pension fund has sold all its interests in funds managed by scandal-tainted Triumph Capital to secondary buyer Coller Capital at a significant discount, according to a source.
Top dogs, new tricks
The big, dedicated secondary funds are finding creative ways to put all their capital to work. Some take it as a sign that the biggest buyers are feeling the heat of competition. David Snow and Philip Borel report
UBS launches secondary consulting business
With Nigel Dawn at the helm, the Swiss bank is moving into the private equity secondary advice industry.
NXT Capital’s Venture Finance Group Backs Magnum Semiconductor
NXT Capital’s Venture Finance Group has provided a $12 million subordinated venture loan to Magnum Semiconductor Inc. The money will be used for growth. Based in Milpitas, California, Magnum is backed by August Capital, Investcorp Technology Ventures, Investor Growth Capital, Advanced Equities and The Camelot Group.
Secondaries Seeing a Rebound
After a surprisingly sluggish 2009, secondary dealmaking is on the rise. The latest deal comes from Bank of America, which reportedly is selling http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703467304575382882221409708.html?mod=googlenews_wsj $1.2 billion of commitments made to various Warburg Pincus funds. Around half of it will go to Lexington Partners and China Investment Corp. This comes just a couple of months after BoA sold a $1.9 billion portfolio of PE fund interests to the secondary arm of AXA Private Equity. Earlier this month, Citigroup agreed to sell /76349/exclusive-citi-unloads-900-million-private-equity-portfolio/ $900 million of PE interests to Lexington Partners, while RBS reportedly is close to selling a $500 million portfolio to Alpinvest.