Japan's Keystone targets $440m for Fund V
Tokyo-based Keystone Partners is looking to raise around JPY50 billion ($440 million) for its fifth Japan-focused fund, which will make a combination of growth and turnaround investments.
Pre-marketing for Japan Revival Sponsor Fund V has already begun with a view to reaching a first close in mid-2022, Tomoaki Tsutsumi, Keystone’s representative director, told Mergermarket, AVCJ’s sister...
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