Posts in 2020
European Private Equity - A fragmented and less efficient segment providing opportunities for outsized returns

With two decades of investing experience in European Private Equity, Stafford is pleased to share its insights on the universe today. We are in the market with our latest fund Stafford European Private Equity VI (SEPE VI) focused on investing in European small and mid-market buyouts, a fragmented and less efficient segment which we believe provides opportunities for outsized returns.

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Australian agricultural real estate: A stable cash-yielding investment through volatile times

Stafford Capital Partners is pleased to share a recording of our recent webinar (recorded on 10 June 2020), “Australian agricultural real estate: A stable cash-yielding investment through volatile times”, in which we explore why investing in Australian agricultural real estate (farmland) through our latest product, SAAF II, is attractive in the current volatile environment and over the longer-term.

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Stafford Capital Partners acquires Robeco's private equity business and establishes Rotterdam office

Stafford is pleased to announce the acquisition of Robeco’s private equity business as it expands its private equity capabilities in Europe. Through the acquisition, Stafford is increasing its assets under management in the private equity sector by USD 1.5bn, and opened an office in Rotterdam, the Netherlands for the team of 11 experienced professionals who have joined Stafford from Robeco.

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Stafford Capital Partners: Celebrating 20 years!

The Planting of the Acorn

Stafford Capital Partners began life as two companies. Quay Partners was established in 2000 as the result of a coffee meeting of three founders in Circular Quay, Sydney, Australia. Two of those Founders, Geoff Norman and Stephen White, still remain with the company today. Stafford Timberland was founded in 2003 by Geoff Norman and Richard Bowley, two people who met for the first time in 1990 in an office in Stafford Street, London. The merger of the two companies resulted in the name Stafford prevailing largely because no-one outside Australia seemed to agree on how to pronounce “Quay”. Stafford seemed like an easier ask, and the logo of the Timberland business was adopted by the combined company.

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Australian agricultural real estate: A stable cash-yielding investment through volatile times

Stafford Capital Partners is pleased to share a recording of our recent webinar (recorded on 14 May 2020), “Australian agricultural real estate: A stable cash-yielding investment through volatile times”, in which we explore why investing in Australian agricultural real estate (farmland) through our latest product, SAAF II, is attractive in the current volatile environment and over the longer-term.

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