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Lincoln Peak Capital

www.lincolnpeakcapital.com

 
Founded in 2008, Lincoln Peak Capital is a long-term, supportive equity partner to entrepreneurial management teams of high-quality asset management firms. Leveraging its deep industry experience and proven value-add approach, Lincoln Peak provides capital and expertise to help its partner firms successfully transition ownership and enhance their core capabilities. Since inception, Lincoln Peak has invested in category-leading asset management firms that collectively manage more than $100 billion.
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million

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