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January 24, 2026
Kirkland Advises General Catalyst on its Fund XII and Related Separately Managed Accounts, Including $8 Billion of New Capital

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- Kirkland & Ellis advised General Catalyst in raising approximately $8 billion in new capital, including about $4.5 billion for its GC XII VC funds, $1.5 billion for its GC XII Creation strategy, and $2 billion in separately managed accounts
- The closing was announced on October 24, 2024
- Kirkland also recently advised General Catalyst on its combinations with La Famiglia and Venture Highway
- The Kirkland team included investment funds, regulatory, and tax lawyers.
Kirkland & Ellis represented General Catalyst in raising approximately $8 billion of new capital, including around $4.5 billion for its core GC XII VC funds focused on seed and growth equity, $1.5 billion for its GC XII Creation strategy and $2 billion of separately managed accounts. General Catalyst is a global investment and transformation company that seeks to partner with the world’s most ambitious entrepreneurs to drive transformation, resilience and applied AI. The closing was announced on October 24, 2024. Kirkland recently advised General Catalyst in connection with its combinations with La Famiglia and Venture Highway, to broaden General Catalyst’s support of founders at the seed stage. Read General Catalyst’s press release The Kirkland team was led by investment funds lawyers Jonathan Lipnick, Daniel Lavon-Krein, Mat Eapen, David Holland, Steve Yoo, Anna Umstead, Thomas Kelley, and Afsha Lakdawala Chowdhury; investment funds regulatory lawyers Alpa Patel and Chris Pristouris; and tax lawyers Lee Morlock, Brandon Short and Steven Cantor.
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