Court Square

Court Square's strategy, as described on its website, covers buyouts, co-investments, corporate divestitures, growth equity, and public-to-private transactions. This range suggests the firm can lead control acquisitions, partner on minority deals alongside other sponsors, and carve out business units from larger corporations.

The firm's stated capabilities include direct co-investments and divestitures, which are typically deal-by-deal structures. There is no public information indicating Court Square operates a fund-of-funds program or actively commits to third-party-managed funds.

Court Square targets corporate divestitures as a named strategy, which involves acquiring non-core subsidiaries or business units from larger corporations. The specific sourcing channels, intermediary relationships, or sector focuses for these carve-outs are not publicly detailed.

The firm's mandate spans growth equity — providing capital to expand established businesses — through to public-to-private transactions, where it acquires entire publicly listed companies. This covers a broad stage range from late-stage development to mature public-company takeovers.

Court Square is structured as a private equity asset manager, not a single-family office or venture capital firm. Its focus on buyouts, corporate divestitures, and public-to-private deals is consistent with a traditional private equity firm rather than a venture or family office model.