Anacacia Capital fund named world’s top performer
A vehicle launched by Australia’s Anacacia Capital has been named the top performing fund globally by Pensions and Investments magazine. Anacacia Partnership I, which closed in 2007, was judged to be the outstanding performer out of funds raised between 2006 and 2008, based on data collected by Preqin.
The fund focuses on investments in small- and medium-sized enterprises and its next vehicle is likely to have a similar mandate. Anacacia has also announced two new investments in height safety provider...
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