Mandarin Capital opens in Frankfurt, expects first close on Fund II in June
Sino-European private equity firm Mandarin Capital Partners has extended its network in German-speaking regions by opening a new office in Frankfurt. The move comes as the firm nears a first close of around EUR200 million ($263 million) on its second fund, which has a target of EUR1 billion.
Six months ago, Mandarin opened two new offices in Beijing and Munich. Operations in Frankfurt will be led by Markus Solibieda, a private equity professional with 18 years in investing in mid-sized companies...
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