David Greene~~Lina Zhou~~Yoonji Woo~~Bradley Benson~~Chaim Joseph Teitelbaum~~In Kim~~Nikaury Payano~~Nancy Mehlman~~Jodi Schneider
January 24, 2026
Abingworth Raises $356 Million for Clinical Co-Development Co-Investment Fund

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- Simpson Thacher advised The Carlyle Group on the formation and closing of Abingworth’s Clinical Co-Development Co-Investment Fund (CCD-CIF), which closed at $356 million, surpassing its $300 million target
- Abingworth, part of Carlyle, is an international life sciences investment group
- Together with the $583 million Abingworth Clinical Co-Development Fund 2, Abingworth has raised over $930 million since 2021 to invest in late-stage clinical programs globally.
Simpson Thacher represented The Carlyle Group (Carlyle) in connection with the formation and closing of Abingworth’s new Clinical Co-Development Co-Investment Fund (CCD-CIF) at $356 million. Abingworth, a leading international life sciences investment group, is a part of Carlyle. CCD-CIF was significantly oversubscribed, exceeding its target of $300 million.~~Alongside the Abingworth Clinical Co-Development Fund 2 (ACCD 2), a fund of $583 million, Abingworth has raised over $930 million in new funds since 2021 to invest in the development of late-stage clinical programs from pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies in the U.S., U.K., Europe and Asia-Pacific, developing innovative therapeutics with potential to significantly improve human health.~~The Simpson Thacher team included David Greene, Lina Zhou, Yoonji Woo, Bradley Benson, Jessica Shieh, Joseph Teitelbaum, In Young Kim and Nikaury Payano (Private Funds); and Nancy Mehlman, Jodi Schneider and Lina Pan (Tax).
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David Greene~~Lina Zhou~~Yoonji Woo~~Bradley Benson~~Chaim Joseph Teitelbaum~~In Kim~~Nikaury Payano~~Nancy Mehlman~~Jodi Schneider
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