Liberty Strategic Capital

Liberty's sourcing model relies on Mnuchin's network across government, Wall Street, and corporate boardrooms. The firm targets situations where policy or regulatory complexity deters conventional bidders — banks under consent orders, technology companies facing CFIUS review, or media assets requiring FCC approval. This Washington-anchored origination channel is difficult for other PE firms to replicate given Mnuchin's unique career arc.

Liberty pursues control and significant minority positions with equity checks of $100 million to $500 million. The firm targets mature, later-stage companies rather than venture-stage startups — as demonstrated by its investments in NYCB (a $1 billion-plus rescue in 2024) and Lionsgate's established studio operations. Liberty does not participate in seed or early-stage venture rounds.

Dune Capital Management was Mnuchin's pre-Treasury investment firm, founded in 2004 after his Goldman Sachs career. Liberty Strategic Capital is a separate entity launched after Mnuchin left government in 2021. Dune wound down its investment activities during Mnuchin's Treasury tenure, and Liberty represents a clean-sheet fund focused on a different opportunity set than Dune's mortgage and real estate concentration.

No. Liberty does not publicly name its limited partners. Press reports indicate commitments from sovereign wealth funds in the Middle East, including Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (per The New York Times, 2021), as well as US pensions and family offices, but the firm itself has not confirmed its LP base.