Solutions for LPs and GPs

Creating win-win solutions
for sellers and buyers

Overview

mcp works with investors and fund managers seeking liquidity solutions. We offer a wide range of potential structures and pride ourselves on working with all counterparties to achieve win-win solutions. Our guiding principles in deal structuring are flexibility, nimbleness, and customization. We purchase private equity positions with transaction sizes between EUR 10m and EUR 200m across North America and Europe and work with institutional and private LPs as well as fund managers.

Information for LPs

We collaborate with a large number of LPs across the globe to support their investment objectives, such as reduction of unfunded commitments, currency management, or market position concerns.

  • Customization: we seek to identify structures that meet the specific needs of LPs.
  • Stage: we prefer inflection assets, typically 3-5 years into the fund life, but opportunistically invest in less mature and tail-end portfolios.
  • Strategic focus: we focus on lower-mid-market buyouts in Europe and North America.

Example LP-led solutions

  • Portfolio solutions
  • Direct transactions
  • Structured solutions
  • Single fund positions
  • Fund-of-fund positions

Example GP-led solutions

  • Fund restructurings
  • Portfolio carve-outs
  • Single- and multi-asset continuation funds
  • Structured transactions
  • Tender offers
  • Strip sales
  • Preferred equity

Information for GPs

We maintain close relationships with all types of industry participants and have the capabilities and track record of working directly with GPs to achieve best outcomes across a range of objectives.

  • Partnership: we place importance on transactions with strong stakeholder alignment. Our preferred partners are specialists in the lower mid-market.
  • Quality: we put an emphasis on asset quality and resilience.
  • Strategic focus: we focus on lower-mid-market buyouts in Europe and North America

Benefits

Early liquidity / cash payout

Reduced administrative burden

Lower risk capital requirement

Lower or no book value loss through structured transactions

Concentration of portfolio