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Cross-border deal: ABL acts for Trawalla on new Asia equities fund

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Arnold Bloch Leibler (ABL) has acted for Trawalla Capital on the establishment of Stonehorn Global Partners and the proposed launch of the Stonehorn Asia Equity Fund.

The fund is seeking to raise up to $1 billion and will target Australian and offshore pension funds, family offices, sovereign wealth funds and charities.  Stonehorn is based in Hong Kong and run by three founding members of Macquarie’s Asian Listed Equities division with a track record of co-managing over A$4 billion of investments.  
 
Stonehorn is Trawalla Capital’s first co-partner investment outside Australia.  Trawalla will also be a significant investor in the inaugural fund. 
 
The ABL team, consisting of Partner Jonathan Wenig and Senior Associate Jason van Grieken, worked closely with Trawalla and alongside overseas counsel on all aspects of the transaction and investment. 
 
Jason van Grieken congratulated Trawalla on their newest venture: “It has been our pleasure to again advise our long-standing client, Trawalla Capital, particularly as they embark on this ambitious and exciting overseas venture.”
 
ABL has also acted for Trawalla Capital on its other co-partner investments – real estate investment firm, Qualitas, and growth equity firm, Armitage Associates.

About Arnold Bloch Leibler 

Arnold Bloch Leibler is a premium Australian commercial law firm renowned for advising clients on their most important transactions, commercial issues and disputes. From offices in Melbourne and Sydney, the firm provides advice to a diverse range of entrepreneurial Australian listed companies, family businesses, high-net-worth individuals and international corporations. The firm also has a dedicated pro bono practice providing advice on social, environmental and cultural issues to more than 150 charitable and not-for-profit organisations.

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