private equity infrastructure founded 1988 founder john campbell richard lutyens headquarters london england uk products fund placement secondary advisory number of employees 84 2015 website www.campbell lutyens.com campbell lutyens is an independent private equity advisory firm exclusively focused on primary fundraising and secondary transactions in the private equity private debt and infrastructure & energy markets . the firm has offices in london new york city and hong kong and comprises a team of over 80 professionals representing over 19 nationalities . 1 campbell lutyens was founded in 1988 by john campbell richard lutyens deceased and bill dacombe . campbell after starting his career at nm rothschild was an executive director of noble grossart for 15 years an edinburgh based merchant bank . lutyens was formerly a director of sg warburg and of merrill lynch international . dacombe was formerly a director of nm rothschild and royal bank of scotland . 2 contents 1 business lines 2 competitors 3 see also 4 references 5 external links business lines edit the firm operates two business lines fundraising for private equity private debt infrastructure and energy fund managers as a placement agent . 3 4 campbell lutyens assists private equity firms in raising funds and advises on all stages and aspects of the fundraising process including strategy documentation and structuring . the firm acts typically for european us and asian managers raising funds of between 300 million and 5 billion from institutional investors globally . advisory services for limited partners and general partners with a focus on the secondary market . private debt and on infrastructure & energy secondaries . in addition to advising on the secondary sale of portfolio of limited partnership fund interests the firm acts on behalf of general partners of private equity and infrastructure funds when advising on the sale of direct secondary portfolios . 5 6 another advisory service line consists in advising on the restructuring of private equity funds . 7 typically advisory transaction mandates range in size from 30 million to 3 billion . campbell lutyens has built up a dedicated secondary advisory team focused on providing advice to institutional investors general partners and other organisations on all aspects of the private equity sector including the sale and restructuring of portfolios . competitors edit within the private equity fundraising market campbell lutyens faces competition from large investment banks e.g.credit suisse and ubs as well as a range of independent firms e.g. asante capital atlantic pacific capital eaton partners pjt partners probitas partners rede partners and triago . within the secondary advisory space other advisors also include investments banks credit suisse greenhill cogent and ubs as well as other established fund placement agents e.g. rede partners and triago . see also edit private equity secondary market private equity infrastructure references edit allsopp lands at campbell lutyens private equity online john campbell profile winners the unquote private equity awards 2010 unquote dec 2010 global infrastructure placement agent of the year infrastructure investor 1 march 2011 saints capital to acquire interests in ten companies from innovacom gestion marketwire 2008 bank of scotland completes a 434m secondary portfolio sale of 47 direct infrastructure assets to a group of four uk pension funds ppffocus december 12 2008 . apen restructures and refinances its private equity fund of fund . aig private equity 2009 external links edit campbell lutyens official website campbell lutyens profile british venture capital association directory uk financial services authority marathon of marathons athens 2010 v t e private equity and venture capital basic investment types buyout venture mezzanine growth secondaries equity co investment history history of private equity and venture capital early history of private equity private equity in the 1980s private equity in the 1990s private equity in the 2000s terms and concepts buyout financial sponsor management buyout divisional buyout buy sell agreement leveraged recapitalization dividend recapitalization venture angel investor business incubator post money valuation pre money valuation seed money startup company venture capital financing venture debt venture round structure private equity firms and funds limited partnership limited liability company carried interest management fee publicly traded private equity business development company venture capital trust private investment in public equity pipe pledge fund investors corporations institutional investors pension funds insurance companies fund of funds endowments foundations investment banks merchant banks commercial banks high net worth individuals family offices sovereign wealth funds crowdfunding related financial terms aum cap table capital call capital commitment capital structure distribution waterfall 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