Monument Group Advises KarpReilly on Multi-Asset Continuation Vehicle
Boston – February 5, 2026 – Monument Group, a leading independent global capital advisory firm, today announced the firm has acted as exclusive advisor to KarpReilly on a multi-asset continuation vehicle.
The differentiated opportunity offered investors access to a curated portfolio comprising a selection of KarpReilly’s highest-conviction unrealized positions across multiple vintages. Structured as a preferred equity solution, the transaction provides KarpReilly with additional capital to continue its long track record of investing in consumer brands with breakout growth potential.
Monument Group assisted in raising more than $100 million of capital for the transaction. The deal was oversubscribed, led by a leading global secondaries investor, and included a syndicate component, attracting multiple high-quality institutional investors.
“We approach transactions with a highly tailored, insight-driven advisory approach,” said Christine Patrinos, Partner at Monument Group. “Our team worked closely with KarpReilly across the transaction lifecycle, with thoughtful transaction structuring and positioning to deliver a customized solution that aligned capital objectives, investor outcomes, and long-term partnership goals. This outcome reflects the depth of our experience and the continued strong demand for sophisticated multi-asset solutions.”
“We are proud to have advised KarpReilly on this multi-asset continuation vehicle,” said Steve Emery, Senior Vice President at Monument Group. “As the secondaries market continues to mature, these types of transactions are playing an increasingly important role in helping managers and investors achieve an optimal outcome.”
Monument Group has advised on and closed approximately $13 billion of secondary transactions. The team has extensive experience advising on structured transactions, including CVs, designed to meet clients’ unique objectives while optimizing pricing and delivering solutions that reflect both innovation and discipline.
Ropes & Gray served as legal counsel to the general partner.
