Maui Capital appeals to the masses
Between now and the end of May, around 900 New Zealand investors are expected to sign up as LPs in Maui Capital’s new fund. With commitments ranging from NZ$100,000 ($81,000) to NZ$20 million, they are only expected to account for around two thirds of the NZ$250 million the private equity firm plans on raising.
A handful of fund-of-funds in Australia have already signed up to provide the remaining capital for Maui Capital Aqua Fund. The pattern is similar to that of Maui's previous vehicle, the NZ$250 million...
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