The former head of health care investing at private equity giant KKR has set records with the first fundraising for his new firm.
The firm, Patient Square Capital, closed on $3.9 billion for its fund Wednesday. That makes it the largest inaugural fund for a new U.S.-based private equity firm. The previous record was set by Centerbridge Partners’ $3.2 billion fundraising in 2006, according to data from PitchBook.
It’s also, by a large stretch, the largest fund raised by either a private equity or venture capital firm dedicated to health care investing.
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