National Growth Fund Indirect Investment GPs Finalized: Atinum and Skylake Selected for Large-Scale Category
Well to See Investment Selected for M&A Category
Daishin Private Equity and Intervest Chosen for AI and Semiconductor Mid-Sized Category
The first batch of general partners (GPs) has been selected to manage policy-driven funds for indirect investment in the National Growth Fund.
On May 27, Korea Development Bank and Shinhan Asset Management announced that a total of 11 asset management firms were selected across seven support categories for the first round of fund commitments on this day.
The total size of the funds to be formed amounts to 2.44 trillion won. For the large-scale category, two firms—Atinum Investment and Skylake Equity Partners—were chosen, each to manage a fund of 500 billion won.
In the small-scale category, Aju IB Investment and Paratus Investment were selected, each to manage a 100 billion won fund. In the challenge category, Samho Green Investment and Ace Tone Ventures were chosen; each will form a fund of 75 billion won, totaling 150 billion won.
For the KOSDAQ category, a consortium of Mirae Asset Venture Investment and Brain Asset Management (as Co-GPs) was selected and will manage a 150 billion won fund. In the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) category, Well to See Investment will be responsible for forming a 300 billion won fund.
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In the AI·Semiconductor mid-sized category, which aims to secure future growth engines, Daishin Private Equity (PE) and Intervest were selected, each creating a fund of 200 billion won. In the project (delegated) category, Kiwoom PE was chosen and will manage a 240 billion won fund.
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