Song brings more than 26 years of industry experience spanning growth equity, middle-market, and secondaries, including continuation vehicles, direct secondaries, and structured capital transactions.
Evercore and Morgan Stanley acted as financial advisers to Amulet on the transaction, while Kirkland & Ellis served as legal adviser. Debevoise & Plimpton advised StepStone.
This marks the third notable departure from Kirkland so far this September, with former Partners Michael Farrell and Christopher Pristouris also joining competing law firms in liquidity-focused roles.
The former Northleaf executive will lead Golub Equity Continuation Partners, working closely with the Co-Head of Sponsor Finance, Greg Cashman.
The firm launched a dedicated credit secondary strategy around this time last year and has reportedly deployed around $500 million across five deals.
The New York hire adds experience across secondary funds and GP-led liquidity transactions to the firm's Private Capital & Funds Practice.
