The 2025 SecLink Awards winner has returned $4.6 billion of capital to investors through five strip sales over the past two years.
The New York-based manager is also planning a successor to its GP-led secondaries fund in 2027 and is targeting an H1 first close for its debut credit secondaries offering.
The firm also expects to hold a first close for its tenth real estate secondaries strategy by year-end at more than 50% of its initial $2.5 billion target.
The GP-led deal included senior secured loans to more than 60 US lower-middle-market companies from two Tree Line direct lending funds.
The transaction extends the manager's hold on a portfolio of predominantly senior, US-focused direct lending investments.
The newly formed joint venture acquired an 87-building industrial portfolio across eight US markets, with GID retaining asset management responsibilities.
Ghost Tree is a California-based private credit investment firm providing senior secured, collateral-focused financing for lower middle-market companies.
The deal aims to broaden Mubadala's investor base and strategies, with incoming shareholders expected to commit $5 billion across its investments.
The strategy, anchored by a Korean institutional investor, has adopted an evergreen semi-liquid structure aimed at capturing emerging credit secondary opportunities throughout the cycle.
The deal gave investors in Carlyle Credit Opportunities Fund II a liquidity option, while adding capital to support the media investment manager's growth.
