Track recorded fund announcements, transactions, leadership appointments and strategic developments from DataBane's published research.
Silicon Valley Bank, a division of First Citizens Bank at the announcement date, partnered with Corgi Insurance to offer bank clients access to digital business-insurance and risk-management solutions.
Aviva announced FCA approval to provide targeted support to customers. It planned a phased launch from summer 2026, initially focused on pension customers who could benefit from tailored suggestions without taking full financial advice. The announcement described a planned rollout.
ICONIQ announced that it was co-leading Conduct's Series A. Conduct develops AI software for enterprise IT systems.
3i Infrastructure confirmed completion of the sale of its TCR stake on June 17, 2026 and reported EUR 1,129 million of seller proceeds. BlackRock's GIP had announced the acquisition agreement on March 5, with TCR management investing alongside it. TCR leases airport ground support equipment. The disclosed seller proceeds are not presented as BlackRock's individual investment or the enterprise value of TCR.
Carlyle and THEON International entered exclusive discussions over Carlyle’s interest in HGH Infrared Systems. Carlyle originally acquired a majority stake through its Europe Technology Partners platform in 2018. The release describes negotiations, without confirming a signed sale or completion.
CPP Investments announced an INR40 billion 8.2% equity investment in CtrlS Datacenters and a separate data-centre development arrangement. Stake in company and stake in partnership are different economic exposures.
Accel led; Point72 Ventures, Friends & Family Capital and Caffeinated Capital participated; company valuation USD1B.
InfraVia announced approximately SEK 420 million of investment in Gruvaktiebolaget Viscaria for a 6.6% stake, as part of a SEK 2.4 billion capital increase. The 17 June 2026 release identifies this as the third investment of its Critical Metals strategy and states InfraVia would become the company’s second-largest shareholder. The Nasdaq Stockholm-listed company is developing the fully permitted Viscaria brownfield underground copper mine in Kiruna, northern Sweden. The project has existing underground infrastructure, rail access and available hydroelectric power. At full production, expected output is around 120,000 tonnes of concentrate containing approximately 26,000 tonnes of copper annually. Concentrate production was expected in 2028. An offtake memorandum with Aurubis was disclosed. Proceeds support construction and development rather than representing a purchase of the entire mine.
Keyera announced and completed the purchase of Stonepeak's remaining 50% non-operating KAPS interest on 17 June 2026 for CAD1.215 billion. Keyera consequently owns the full pipeline and continues operating it. KAPS connects condensate and natural-gas-liquids production from the Montney and Duvernay regions to downstream markets. Keyera reported additional contracted volumes since 2025 and stated that Zone 4 construction remained on schedule for mid-2027 service. Acquisition funding initially used existing credit facilities, with planned equity and future debt financing to repay borrowings. Scotia Capital advised Stonepeak, supported by Sidley Austin, Stikeman Elliott and Goodmans. This completed exit supersedes the current-holding classification on Stonepeak's general portfolio page.
CEO Anthony Fobel discussed private-credit performance and the market outlook amid continued scrutiny of the asset class.
StepStone's SPI data became generally available through PitchBook, providing deal-level performance and operating metrics for private-market benchmarking.
Invisible Narratives announced capital partnerships with Verance Capital and BC Partners Credit-managed affiliates. The firms made a $25 million initial combined investment tied to the acquisition of Skibidi Toilet IP. BC Partners Credit envisions potential future deployments exceeding $300 million through the platform; this is not realized financing. Existing CRM story was incorrectly classified as private equity.
Sixth Street Growth made a strategic minority growth equity investment in Chronograph. Existing investors Summit Partners, Carlyle AlpInvest, Nasdaq Ventures and Sidekick Partners retain minority holdings. The release reports an investment above $140 million without an exact amount.
Carlyle Global Credit and Content Partners completed a single-asset continuation vehicle. Existing investors, including Credit Opportunities Fund II, could obtain liquidity or remain invested; Credit Opportunities Fund III and new third-party investors could participate. The transaction supplies further growth capital to Content Partners.
Golub was recognized by Newsweek and Plant-A Insights as one of America's Greatest Workplaces in 2026 for the second consecutive year.
Third Point Ventures participated in Atom Computing's Series C financing of $100 million. The round included Cisco Investments and DCVC among the disclosed investors.
Blackstone Credit & Insurance launched SablePointe Credit Strategies, a new platform to strengthen origination, underwriting, and portfolio management capabilities across asset-based lending and specialty credit markets.
Amundi launched euro and US dollar tokenised share classes of Amundi Money Market Fund – Short Term for Ant International. CACEIS acts as transfer agent and tokenisation agent. The partners were exploring a further launch on Ant's Whale platform, subject to required approvals.
Funds managed by Sixth Street invested in Pinnacle Gas Services and acquired a 27% non-controlling common equity interest. Comstock retains 73% and continues to operate the business. The reported investment was $600 million. Sixth Street's interest is subject to a reduction to 19.5% if specified return hurdles are achieved.
Urban Partners announced the first close of Urban Partners Regeneration Fund, with PensionDanmark and SamPension as anchor institutional investors. The strategy has investment capacity of up to EUR650 million including co-investment capital. PensionDanmark’s individual commitment was not disclosed.
Fidelity announced ETF share classes FIMU, FREI and FSTB for existing intermediate municipal income, real estate income and short-term bond mutual fund strategies, with planned trading from June 18. They share underlying portfolios and track records with the related mutual funds.
Schroders Capital appointed Bob Paterson head of European asset-backed finance and significant risk transfer investments, expanding its specialist private credit platform after his structured finance career at Manulife CQS, Lloyds, Morgan Stanley and Abbey National.
Invesco highlighted real estate and private credit, including direct lending and AAA rated CLOs, as potential sources of income and diversification.
Warburg Pincus announced a tender offer for J.S.B. shares and stock options, at JPY 9,000 per share and JPY 1,735,000 per option. These are unit prices, not total deal consideration. The release does not confirm completion.
Following market rumors, Partners Group stated that it had no plans to freeze its evergreen vehicles or alter their documented liquidity mechanisms. The firm said the two funds discussed remained open for subscriptions and continued to invest. These are attributed statements made on 12 June 2026, without asserting unrestricted redemptions or future liquidity guarantees.
CalPERS promoted Anton Orlich to deputy chief investment officer for private markets and hired Derek Walker as managing investment director for total fund portfolio management. Orlich had led CalPERS' private equity program since 2022 and served as interim private debt head during 2024–25. Walker joined after nearly 18 years at CPP Investments.
Partners Group announced a first close above USD 650 million for its fifth real estate secondaries program, which targets USD 1.5 billion. The program includes a closed-end fund, bespoke mandates and other vehicles allocating to the same strategy. Those aggregate commitments and target are not assigned to an individual legal fund.
KOHO completed a CAD 130 million financing, with HOOPP participating as an existing investor alongside Portage Ventures, Drive Capital, BDC Capital and Eldridge. The round valued KOHO at CAD 1.33 billion and supports growth and its pursuit of a federal banking licence, subject to ministerial approval. The round total is not HOOPP's individual contribution.
Digital Asset announced a funding round led by a16z crypto, with an ADIA wholly owned subsidiary among the participating investors. The company said the proceeds would support expansion of Canton across regulated financial markets. ADIA's individual investment and ownership percentage were not disclosed.
Monroe arranged financing for Avesi Partners-backed Sands Point Risk to acquire Launch Environmental Underwriters.
