Katrina S. Rowe, P.C.

Matters with an asterisk were completed since joining Kirkland:

• Blackstone Inc. in the formation of Blackstone Capital Opportunities Fund IV, a $7 billion fund.*
• The Carlyle Group in the formation of various funds, 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.* 
• Antin Infrastructure Partners in the formation of Antin Infrastructure Partners IV, a €6.5 billion global infrastructure fund.*

• Oaktree Capital Management in raising more than $109 billion for multiple global and region-specific distressed debt, buyout, credit opportunities, mezzanine, real estate and power opportunities funds and separate accounts, including:

  • 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, and its predecessor funds 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 Special Situations Fund II, a $2 billion fund that focuses on control-oriented debt and equity investments in middle-market companies.*

  • 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 European Capital Solutions Fund, a €703 million Europe 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 Real Estate Opportunities Fund VII, a $2.9 billion global real estate fund, and its predecessor funds Oaktree Real Estate Opportunities Fund VI, a $2.7 billion fund, Oaktree Real Estate Opportunities Fund V, a $1.0 billion fund and Oaktree Real Estate Opportunities Fund IV, a $450 million fund.

  • Oaktree Mezzanine Fund IV, an $842 million North America mezzanine fund, and its predecessor fund Oaktree Mezzanine Fund III, a $1.6 billion fund.

  • Oaktree Power Opportunities Fund III, a $1 billion U.S. energy and infrastructure 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 V, a $2.8 billion global distressed fund, and its predecessor fund OCM Principal Opportunities Fund IV, a $3.3 billion fund.

  • Oaktree European Dislocation Fund, a €293 million Europe credit opportunities fund.

• GSO Capital Partners in the formation of various funds in the energy and credit sectors, including:

  • GSO Energy Select Opportunities Fund II, a $4.5 billion energy focused credit fund.*

  • GSO Credit Alpha Fund II, a $1 billion credit opportunities fund.* 

• Arroyo Energy Investors in the formation of Arroyo Energy Investors Fund II, a $360 million North America and South America power/energy fund. 

• Glendon Capital Management in the formation of Glendon Opportunities Fund II, a $2.5 billion global credit opportunities fund.

• Global Infrastructure Partners in the formation of various funds and accounts in the infrastructure sector, including:

  • Global Infrastructure Partners III, a $15.8 billion infrastructure fund.

  • Global Infrastructure Partners Capital Solutions Fund, a $731 million global credit opportunities fund.

• Pharos in the formation of Pharos Capital Partners III, a $525 million U.S. growth equity fund program focused on the healthcare and business services sectors.

• Prudential Capital Group in the formation of Prudential Capital Partners V, a $1.8 billion U.S. mezzanine fund.

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