The private equity energy firm has closed its first-ever fund targeting investments related to nuclear facilities and companies above its $300 million fundraising target.
The plan is set to conduct searches for domestic large-cap growth equity, mid-cap value equity, private markets and co-investment managers due to expiring contracts.
The firm, which seeks to lead investments in early-stage software companies at seed and series A stages, has raised more than $350 million for its inaugural fund, including a commitment from at least one large endowment.