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HRJ Capital closes $195M distressed fund-of-funds

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49ers_Champs.jpgLike 20 years ago, Ronnie Lott and Harris Barton are on a tear, a fundraising tear that is. The former San Francisco 49ers private equity firm, HRJ Capital, has closed three different funds-of-funds devoted to three different investment areas since February. The latest is a $195 million distressed investing fund announced Monday. The capital is already fully committed to U.S. and international private equity funds that invest in distressed debt, restructuring, turnaround and special situation deals.

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The new fund follows the March closing of HRJ's 12th property funds-of-funds, HRJ Global Real Estate Fund III, with $155 million, and the February wrap up of venture capital-focused fund-of-funds HRJ VC V Fund with $273 million in committed capital.

Formerly known as Champion Ventures, the firm was started in 1999 by former San Francisco 49ers Harris Barton, Lott and Montana as general partners along with a team of professional investors to tap professional athletes for its limited partner base and now has $2.3 billion under management. - George White

See HRJ press release
See Dealscape post on real estate fund
See VC Rating post on VC fund





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