Ex-Goldman bankers scrap emerging markets mega-fund

DMC Partners' plans for $2bn fund have been ditched after being buffeted by headwinds in the Middle East and Russia

DMC Partners, the emerging markets-focused private equity firm co-founded by a clutch of high-profile bankers – including a trio of senior Goldman Sachs executives – has abandoned plans to raise its first fund.

The London-based firm was set up by Edward Eisler, the former co-head of global securities at Goldman Sachs; Sam Wisnia, who led macro structuring at the bank; Chris Barter, the former co-chief executive of the Moscow office; and Philippe Costeletos, the former head of Europe at global buyout firm TPG Capital.

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