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2017 MID-MARKET PRIVATE EQUITY TRANSACTIONS Sale of Key Acquisition of Minority investment Retirement Group to Buyout of Future Investment in Media Buyout of Reapit by Syslink by Synova in Radius Payment Partners Group by Investment in Industrial Services iQ by ECI Partners Accel-KKR Capital Solutions by Phoenix Equity ChargePoint by NorthEdge Inflexion Partners Technology by LDC Capital Advised ECI Advised Accel-KKR Advised Synova Advised Inflexion Advised Phoenix Advised LDC Advised NorthEdge Sale of Fine Acquisition of Investment in Make Investment in Sale of The Creative Industries by Acquisition of AllClear Insurance It Cheaper by ECI Rayner Surgical Acquisition of Engagement Group NorthEdge Capital Thornbridge Services by Synova Partners Group by Phoenix Fastflow Group by by LDC to Sawmills by Capital Equity Partners Elysian Capital Huntsworth plc Advised NorthEdge Cairngorm Capital and other Advised Synova Advised ECI Advised Phoenix Advised Elysian Advised LDC shareholders Advised Cairngorm Sale of MKM Investment in Sale of Admiral Building Supplies to Law Firm of the Year Sygnature Discovery Buyout of Cawood Buyout of Fishawack Taverns to Proprium UK Legal Adviser of Bain Capital by 3i (Deal Structuring) by Phoenix Equity Scientific by Communications by by Cerberus and the Year and LDC Partners Inflexion LDC management 2017 2017 Advised 3i and Advised Phoenix Advised Inflexion Advised Admiral LDC Advised LDC 2017 GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT CAPITAL TRANSACTIONS Minority investment in Sale of JCRA to Shaw Healthcare by Investment in Mowgli Investment in Ultra Investment in Quill Investment in First Mile Connection Capital Bridges Fund Street Food by Foresight Finishing by Business Content by Panoramic by Growth Capital Management Group Growth Fund Growth Equity Partners Advised founders and other sellers Advised Bridges Advised Foresight Advised BGF Advised Panoramic Advised GCP Investment by Bridges Investment in Acquisition of Trevor Acquisition of W Corbett Buyout of YorkTest Fund Management in an CoachHire.com by Investment in Entier by Sorbie International by & Co. by Ardenton Laboratories by Key affordable housing Souter Investments Business Growth Fund CedarBridge Capital Capital Capital Partners venture Advised Souter Advised BGF Advised CedarBridge Advised Ardenton Advised KCP Advised Bridges .

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