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ERSEUS 1996, Perseus first fund, was formed in 1996 with $35 million in capital commitments to invest in small buyout, growth equity, and venture capital transactions.
PERSEUS CAPITAL, L.L.C. was formed in 1997 with $102 million in capital commitments to focus on growth equity and small buyout opportunities.
PERSEUS ACQUISITION/RECAPITALIZATION FUND, L.L.C. was formed in 1999 with $432 million in capital commitments to make substantial investments (greater than $25 million) in leveraged acquisitions and recapitalizations of operating companies alongside other Perseus funds.
PERSEUS 2000, L.L.C. was formed in 2000 with $222 million in capital commitments to invest in mid- and late-stage, industry-specific opportunities.
PERSEUS 2000 EXPANSION, L.L.C. which was formed in 2004, is a $153 million fund used for follow-on investments for the Perseus 2000 fund and other small buyout and growth equity transactions.
PERSEUS MARKET OPPORTUNITY FUND, L.P. closed in 2004 with $340 million of committed capital to pursue growth equity and buyout investments with a particular emphasis on transactions involving publicly traded companies.
PERSEUS PARTNERS VII, L.P., established in 2006, is a $600 million fund focused on middle market buyout and growth equity transactions in the following three investment areas: undervalued public companies and distressed investments; biotechnology and medical device consolidations; and energy, environmental and engineering technology investments.
PERSEUS-SOROS BIOPHARMACEUTICAL FUND, L.P., which Perseus co-manages, was formed in 2000 with capital commitments totaling $449 million to make investments in life sciences companies
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In an early Greek depiction, Medusa appears with the body of a horse. Bulging eyes, flattened nose and prominent teeth, rather than the more customary serpents for hair, are primary elements in her fearsome appearance. Perseus prudently averts his eyes as he strikes the fatal blow.
Boetian relief pithos, detail of neck, early 7th century B.C. Terracotta, h. 130 cm. Louvre Museum, Paris
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