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Cinven Raises €2.3 Billion for Latest Mid-Market Buyout Fund

Cinven has raised €2.3 billion ($2.7 billion) for its latest fund targeting mid-sized deals, exceeding its target at a time of elevated demand for buyout assets that can be more easily monetized.

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