Erica Berthou, P.C.

Matters with an asterisk were completed at a firm prior to Kirkland:

• Antin Infrastructure Partners in the formation of Antin Infrastructure Partners V and Antin Infrastructure Partners IV, a €6.5 billion global infrastructure fund.
• Blackstone in multiple strategic minority investments, including in BC Partners, New Mountain Capital and Rockpoint Group.
• Blackstone in the formation of Blackstone Energy Transition Partners IV L.P., a global energy fund.
• Blackstone Alternative Credit Advisors in raising over $37 billion for multiple funds and accounts, including:
  • Blackstone Green Private Credit Fund III (BGREEN III), a $7.1 billion energy transition credit fund.
  • Blackstone Capital Opportunities Fund IV, a $7 billion global mezzanine fund, and Blackstone COF IV Co-Investment Fund, a $3 billion vehicle that invests alongside Blackstone Capital Opportunities Fund IV.
  • Blackstone Capital Opportunities Fund III, a $6.5 billion global mezzanine fund,* and Blackstone COF III Co-Investment Fund, a $3 billion vehicle that invests alongside Blackstone Capital Opportunities Fund III.*
  • Blackstone Energy Select Opportunities Fund II, a $4.5 billion energy focused credit fund, and its predecessor fund Blackstone Energy Select Opportunities Fund, a $3 billion fund.*
  • Blackstone Credit Alpha Fund II, a $1 billion credit opportunities fund, and its predecessor fund Blackstone Credit Alpha Fund, a $1 billion North America and Western Europe credit opportunities fund.*
  • Blackstone Credit Alpha Annex Fund, a $960 million North America and Western Europe credit opportunities fund.*
• Bridgepoint in the formation of Bridgepoint Direct Lending III, a European direct lending program with €3.4 billion of investable capital.
• The Carlyle Group in raising over $22 billion for multiple buyout and growth funds and in various joint ventures and separate accounts, including:
  • Carlyle Renewable and Sustainable Energy Fund, a $645 million global renewable energy fund.
  • Carlyle International Energy Partners II, a $2.3 billion global energy fund.
  • Carlyle Europe Partners IV, a €3.75 billion Europe buyout fund,* and its predecessor fund Carlyle Europe Partners III, a €5.4 billion fund.*
  • Carlyle Asia Growth Partners IV, a $1 billion Asia growth capital fund.*
  • Carlyle Europe Technology Partners III, a €656 million Europe growth capital/technology fund,* and its predecessor fund Carlyle Europe Technology Partners II, a €530 million fund.*
  • Carlyle MENA Partners, a $500 million Middle East and North Africa buyout fund.*
  • Carlyle Peru Fund, a $308 million Peru buyout/venture fund.*
  • Carlyle South America Buyout Fund, a $1 billion fund,* including Fundo Brasil de Internacionalizacäo de Empresas Fundo de Investimento em Participagoes, together with Banco do Brasil, a R$400 million vehicle to invest in Brazil.*
  • Carlyle Sub-Saharan Africa Fund, a $698 million Sub-Saharan Africa fund.*
  • Carlyle Cardinal Ireland Fund, a €300 million Ireland-focused growth capital fund.*
• EQT on (i) its c. $1.8 billion combination with Exeter Property Group, a leading global real estate investment manager, (ii) its €6.8 billion combination with Baring Private Equity Asia, a leading private markets investment firm, and (iii) the sale of its Credit business to Bridgepoint.
• EQT in raising over €17 billion for multiple funds and accounts, including:
  • EQT Future, an equity fund.
  • EQT Growth, a €2.2 billion Europe growth fund.
  • EQT Mid-Market Credit Fund II, a €2.3 billion Europe credit fund.
  • EQT Credit Opportunities III, a €1.3 billion Europe credit opportunities fund.
  • EQT Credit Fund II, an €874 million Europe credit opportunities fund.*
  • EQT Real Estate II, a €1 billion Europe real estate fund, and its predecessor fund, EQT Real Estate I, a €420 million fund.*
  • EQT Ventures III, a €900 million venture fund, and its predecessor funds EQT Ventures II, a €660 million fund, and EQT Ventures, a €566 million fund.*
• FFL Partners in the formation of FFL Capital Partners V, a $917 million middle market buyout fund, and its predecessor fund FFL Capital Partners IV, a $2 billion fund.*
• Glendon Capital Management in the formation of Glendon Opportunities Fund II, a $2.5 billion fund.*
• GreyLion in its spinout from Perella Weinberg Partners and the formation of GreyLion Fund III LP.
• H.I.G. Capital in the formation of H.I.G. Infrastructure Partners, L.P.
• Hunter Point Capital in its fundraising activities and strategic minority investments.
• I Squared Capital in the formation of ISQ Global Infrastructure Fund III, a $15 billion infrastructure fund, and ISQ Growth Markets Infrastructure Fund, a $1.7 billion infrastructure fund.
• KPS Capital Partners in the formation of:
  • KPS Special Situations Fund VI, a $8 billion fund, and its predecessor KPS Special Situations Fund V, a $6 billion fund.
  • KPS Special Situations Mid-Cap Fund II, a $1.7 billion fund, and its predecessor KPS Mid-Cap Fund, a $1 billion fund.
• Macquarie in the formation of Macquarie Infrastructure Partners VI, a target $7 billion infrastructure fund.
• Oaktree Capital Management in raising more than $145 billion for multiple debt focused funds and accounts, including:
  • Oaktree Opportunities Fund XII and its predecessor funds Oaktree Opportunities Fund XI, a $15.9 billion fund known as the largest distressed debt fund ever raised in the market and Oaktree’s largest fund in history, Oaktree Opportunities Fund X/Xb, a $12.5 billion fund,* Oaktree Opportunities Fund IX, a $5.1 billion fund,* and Oaktree Opportunities Fund VIII/VIIIb, a $7.2 billion fund.*
  • Oaktree Lending Partners, a target $10 billion large cap direct lending fund.
  • Oaktree Special Situations Fund II, a $2 billion fund.
  • Oaktree Transportation Infrastructure Capital Partners and its predecessor fund Oaktree Transportation Infrastructure Fund, a $1.5 billion fund.
  • Oaktree Middle-Market Direct Lending, a $1.2 billion direct lending strategy.
  • Oaktree Emerging Markets Opportunities Fund II, a $344 million emerging markets distressed fund.
  • Oaktree Power Fund VI, a $1.4 billion U.S. energy and infrastructure fund, and its predecessor funds Oaktree Power Fund V, a $1.45 billion fund, Oaktree Power Opportunities Fund IV, a $1.1 billion fund,* and Oaktree Power Opportunities Fund III, a $1.0 billion fund.*
  • Oaktree European Capital Solutions Fund, a €703 million European credit fund.*
  • Oaktree European Principal Fund V, a $773 million Europe distressed fund, and its predecessor funds Oaktree European Principal Fund IV, a €1 billion fund,* and Oaktree European Principal Fund III, a €3.16 billion fund.*
  • Oaktree Mezzanine Fund V, a $1.25 billion mezzanine fund, and its predecessor funds Oaktree Mezzanine Fund IV, an $852 million fund,* and Oaktree Mezzanine Fund III, a $1.6 billion fund.*
  • Oaktree PPIP Fund, a $4.6 billion fund making investments in CMBS under the U.S. Treasury Department’s Public-Private Investment Program.*
  • Oaktree Principal Fund VI, a $1.2 billion global distressed fund,* and its predecessor fund Oaktree Principal Fund V, a $2.8 billion fund.*
  • Oaktree Real Estate Opportunities Fund VIII, a $4.7 billion fund, Oaktree Real Estate Opportunities Fund VII, a $2.9 billion fund,* Oaktree Real Estate Opportunities Fund VI, a $2.7 billion fund,* and Oaktree Real Estate Opportunities Fund V, a $1.3 billion fund.*
• TPG in the formation of:
  • TPG Rise Climate, a $7.3 billion global climate-focused fund.
  • TPG GP Solutions, a secondaries fund.
• Global Infrastructure Partners in raising over $25 billion for multiple funds and accounts in the infrastructure sector.*
• OEP Capital Advisors in its spinout from J.P. Morgan Chase, investment management arrangements with J.P. Morgan Chase and certain related matters, and various funds and accounts.*

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