Nuveen Non-public Capital has appointed Marc Gonyea and Chris Davis as managing administrators, because the agency continues to broaden its US consumer protection capabilities.
Gonyea shall be based mostly in Churchill Asset Administration’s New York headquarters, whereas Davis shall be based mostly in San Francisco. Each Gonyea and Davis shall be completely targeted on partnering with institutional buyers within the US Midwest and West Coast, and tailoring non-public credit score options to fulfill their wants.
Nuveen Non-public Capital was created in March 2023 following Nuveen’s majority acquisition of Arcmont Asset Administration, which together with Churchill Asset Administration, created a $74bn (£58.19bn) non-public capital platform. Churchill and Arcmont at present function because the US and European asset administration firms of Nuveen Non-public Capital.
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The brand new hires come as Nuveen ramps up is US enterprise growth technique amid rising demand for personal credit score alternatives.
“Marc and Chris are two extremely skilled professionals who will additional improve Nuveen Non-public Capital’s potential to supply main US and European non-public credit score options to our rising US investor base,” mentioned Chris Freeze, co-head of Nuveen Non-public Capital Enterprise Growth.
“They are going to be instrumental in serving to US Midwest and West Coast buyers entry Churchill and Arcmont’s differentiated credit score methods and time-tested funding observe information.”
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Gonyea has 25 years of enterprise growth expertise, and beforehand labored at Alcentra, Profit Road Companions, and Blackstone.
Davis has nearly 20 years of experience, and has held management positions on the fundraising groups at Barings and Allianz World Traders.
Each will report back to and work carefully with Freeze and David Burnside, co-heads of Nuveen Non-public Capital Enterprise Growth.
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