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January 24, 2026
Kirkland Represents Hidden Harbor Capital Partners on Closing of $800 Million Oversubscribed Third Fund
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- Kirkland & Ellis advised Hidden Harbor Capital Partners on the final closing of Hidden Harbor Capital Partners III, which secured $800 million in limited partner commitments
- The fund received strong support from both existing and new investors, with demand exceeding its self-imposed hard cap
- Fund III follows the firm's previous funds, which raised over $265 million and $450 million, respectively
- The Kirkland team included partners and associates from investment funds, regulatory, ERISA, and tax practices.
Kirkland & Ellis advised Hidden Harbor Capital Partners, an operationally oriented investment firm, on the final closing of Hidden Harbor Capital Partners III at $800 million of limited partner commitments. Fund III received overwhelming support from both existing and new investors with total demand well in excess of its self-imposed hard cap. Fund III follows Hidden Harbor’s two prior funds, Hidden Harbor Capital Partners I, which raised over $265 million, and Hidden Harbor Capital Partners II, which raised over $450 million. Read Hidden Harbor’s press release The Kirkland team was led by investment funds partners Dan McQuade, Michael Black and associates Adam Strayer, Wes Gangi, Sean Linehan and Natalie Newell; investment funds regulatory partner Josh Westerholm and associate Danielle Sartain; investment funds ERISA partner Christine Matott and associate Alec Bodendorfer; and tax partner Chris Odell and associate Alex Stephenson.
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