Unison Capital targets $581m for Japan fund
Japanese mid-market buyout firm Unison Capital is targeting JPY60 billion ($581 million) for its fourth Japan fund. The fund - which launched in early February - is scheduled for a first close by the summer.
The new vehicle is smaller than its predecessor - the JPY140 billion Unison Capital Partners III raised in 2009 - which was scaled down by a quarter in early 2012 due to limited deal flow. The investment...
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