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Tokio Marine and GFH Bank named in week's two largest private-market fund filings

A $2 billion Oct. 12 filing and a $1 billion Oct. 13 filing account for roughly 95% of the $3.17 billion in stated size across four registrations.

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  • A $2 billion private-market fund filing dated Oct. 12 names Tokio Marine, Schroders, BlueOrchard and the International Finance Corporation.

  • A $1 billion filing dated Oct. 13 names AIP Capital, Bridgepoint and GFH Bank.

A $2 billion private-market fund filing dated Oct. 12 names Tokio Marine, Schroders, BlueOrchard and the International Finance Corporation.

A $1 billion filing dated Oct. 13 names AIP Capital, Bridgepoint and GFH Bank.

Together the two account for about $3 billion, or roughly 95%, of the $3.17 billion in stated size across the four filings dated Oct. 12 and Oct. 13 in our records.

Named partiesDateStated size
Tokio Marine, Schroders, BlueOrchard, International Finance CorporationOct. 12$2 billion
AIP Capital, Bridgepoint, GFH BankOct. 13$1 billion
Sui, HashiOct. 9$500 million
Finance Earth, FSD Africa, FSD Africa Investments (Africa Nature Impact Fund)Oct. 13$100 million
M&G Investments (Diversified Private Credit Feeder LTAF)Oct. 12$74 million

The table also lists a $500 million filing from Sui and Hashi dated Oct. 9, outside the four Oct. 12-13 records.

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