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HELLMAN & FRIEDMAN LLC

HELLMAN & FRIEDMAN LLC is a Series C+ and buyout fund in developed-markets investing in Fintech, Healthcare, software-tech, banking, insurance, wealth-management, consumer-retail, business-information-services, content, professional-services, insurance-services and energy-industrials.

Stages
Series C+, buyout
Sectors
Fintech, Healthcare, software-tech, banking, insurance, wealth-management, consumer-retail, business-information-services, content, professional-services, insurance-services, energy-industrials
Invests in
developed-markets
Round role
Leads rounds
Actively investing
Yes
Founded
1984
Assets under management
$115B
Website
hf.com

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Thesis

Hellman & Friedman (H&F) is a prominent American private equity firm founded in 1984. With over $115 billion in AUM, H&F focuses on making a limited number of large-scale private equity investments in high-quality, growing businesses within developed markets. They target market-leading companies with strong competitive positions and sustainable business models, aiming to drive growth through organic expansion and disciplined acquisitions. Their core sectors include Software & Technology, Financial Services (including fintech, banking, insurance, and wealth management), Healthcare, Consumer & Retail, Business & Information Services (including content and professional services), Insurance & Insurance Services, and Energy & Industrials. They generally avoid asset-intensive businesses like manufacturing, chemicals, and transportation. H&F is currently investing its eleventh fund, Hellman & Friedman Capital Partners XI, with approximately $22 billion in committed capital. The firm operates with a partnership structure and is a significant investor in its own funds.

Common questions

Does HELLMAN & FRIEDMAN LLC invest at the Series C+ stage?

Yes. HELLMAN & FRIEDMAN LLC lists Series C+ and buyout among the stages it invests in.

Where does HELLMAN & FRIEDMAN LLC invest?

HELLMAN & FRIEDMAN LLC invests in developed-markets.

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