Diameter Capital clinches second Dislocation Fund at a hard cap of $2.2bn
Diameter Capital Partners announced the final close of Diameter Dislocation Fund II (DDF II) at the hard cap with $2.2 billion of capital commitments.
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Diameter Capital Partners announced the final close of Diameter Dislocation Fund II (DDF II) at the hard cap with $2.2 billion of capital commitments.
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