| Calder Capital Partners is a private equity
investment firm that invests in primary partnerships, co-investments
and secondary transactions. Calder Capital adheres to a “resource-intensive”
investment approach based on its significant experience and
its relationship with Allied Capital Corporation who owns
an interest in the firm.
Calder Capital is a private equity fund-of-funds
focused exclusively on the small end of the private equity market. CCP is managed by a team of investment professionals
with a long and successful track record, including investing
approximately $3.5 billion in over a hundred private equity partnerships.
Calder Capital believes the team’s diverse experience
and relationships in the private equity market are significant
competitive advantages in identifying and gaining access to
the most attractive investment opportunities.
Calder Capital is partially-owned by Allied Capital Corporation,
a leading business development company (NYSE: ALD) nationally
recognized for providing equity and debt capital to private
companies since 1958. CCP believes its relationship with Allied
Capital gives it a significant competitive advantage and is
beneficial in: complementing Calder Capital’s sourcing
capabilities by introducing additional funds for investment;
facilitating potential access to oversubscribed funds and
providing valuable insights based on long-standing relationships
with more than 200 private equity firms.
The Principals have significant experience in analyzing portfolio
companies and making co-investments and secondary investments.
This experience serves as the foundation for the Fund-of-Fund’s
co-investment and secondary investment strategies.

Calder Capital maintains a three-way joint venture with Hana
Bank, Korea’s third largest bank and IMM Investment
Corp., a $5 billion alternative asset manager headquartered
in Seoul, Korea. The joint venture manages a fund that makes
direct private equity investments in established middle-market
companies in South Korea.
Calder Capital also makes secondary investments in Korea. |