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January 24, 2026
Kirkland Advises Trinity Hunt Partners on Closing of Oversubscribed Fund VII with $700 Million in Capital Commitments
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- Kirkland & Ellis advised Trinity Hunt Partners, a middle-market private equity firm, on the closing of Trinity Hunt Partners VII, which reached its hard cap of $700 million in capital commitments
- The fund was oversubscribed and completed fundraising in under five months, attracting strong interest from both existing and new investors
- The investor base includes insurance companies, pension funds, endowments, foundations, consultants, funds of funds, and family offices.
Kirkland & Ellis counseled Trinity Hunt Partners, a growth-oriented middle-market private equity firm, on the closing of Trinity Hunt Partners VII at its hard cap of $700 million in capital commitments. Fund VII was oversubscribed, with fundraising completed in less than five months. It generated significant demand from both existing and new investors. Fund VII’s diverse investor base includes leading insurance companies, pension funds, endowments, foundations, consultants, funds of funds and family offices. Read Trinity Hunt’s press release The Kirkland team was led by investment funds partners Ian Jelsma and Matt Nadworny and included investment funds associates Katherine Chernova and Alex Albert; tax partners Stephen Butler and Adam Nguyen and associate Amirali Azinfar; investment funds regulatory partners Mac Laban and Alpa Patel; investment funds ERISA partner Sabrina Glaser and associate Ted Brown; and government, regulatory & internal investigations partner Nick Niles.
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