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January 24, 2026
Kirkland Advises Trinity Hunt on Closing its $618 Million Continuation Fund
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- Kirkland & Ellis advised Trinity Hunt Partners on the closing of its first Continuation Fund, which raised $618 million in commitments
- The fund will support the acquisitions of technology services companies Argano and Improving from Trinity Hunt Partners V, L.P., and includes additional capital for follow-on investments to foster the companies' growth
- The Kirkland team included partners and associates from investment funds, corporate, and tax practice areas.
Kirkland & Ellis counseled Trinity Hunt Partners, a growth-oriented private equity firm, on the closing of its first Continuation Fund, raising capital to support the acquisitions of Argano and Improving, two premier technology services companies, from Trinity Hunt Partners V, L.P. The Continuation Fund closed on $618 million in commitments, which includes a substantial pool of capital for follow-on investments to support the continued growth of the companies.
Read Trinity Hunt’s press release
The Kirkland team was led by investment funds partners Matt Nadworny, Ian Jelsma and Damian Jacobs, with support from corporate partners Thomas Laughlin and Jack Shirley; and tax partner Stephen Butler; and included investment funds associates Randy Coffey and Steven Torgesen; corporate associate Hyrum Clarke; and tax partners Adam Nguyen and Ryan Phelps.
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