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Bravia Capital is an independent private equity firm and a family office that focused on the transportation, logistics, and related growth industries. Since its founding BY BHARAT BHISE in 2000, THE FIRM has actively invested in these industries across global private equity, credit, and venture capital platforms. The team at Bravia Capital has a long history of achievement in structuring complex financial instruments and is a flexible, hands-on partner seeking to ensure value generation. Bravia Capital is headquartered in New York City and makes all new deals through an affiliate, BCAP Partners Limited, based in London.
RS Investments is one of the leading companies in the Financial Services sector.
Founded in 1992, Highbridge Capital Management is a leading global alternative investment firm offering investment solutions across multi-strategy and single strategy hedge funds and daily liquidity products. Highbridge is headquartered in New York with offices in London and Hong Kong. In 2004 Highbridge established a strategic partnership with J.P. Morgan.
Starr Investment Holdings, LLC (“SIH”), a wholly-owned subsidiary of C.V. Starr & Co., is a multi-billion dollar investment adviser that partners with and advises a wide range of institutions and family offices with a focus on long term, sustained equity capital investments. SIH leverages the rich heritage, operating expertise and strong capital position of our largest client, the Starr Companies. As a duration-agnostic investor, SIH aligns resources, expertise and capital to maximize the value of each investment. Given the nature of its capital base, SIH is particularly well positioned to partner with owners and management teams enabling them to realize their long term vision. By minimizing the friction associated with shorter duration investing, this approach allows management to make optimal operating decisions with a view to driving long term value creation.
Thompson Street Capital Partners is a Saint Louis, MO-based company in the Financial Services sector.