The raise for Shamrock's fourth fund targeting film, TV, music and other content rights beat the initial target of $700 million in committments.
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Shamrock Capital, best known for being the firm that sold Taylor Swift her early masters, said on Wednesday (May 20) it closed a fourth fund with more than $810 million in capital committed by investors and its general partner.
The Los Angeles-based investment firm said this is its fourth fund within its content strategy, which launched in 2015 and now handles 3.3 billion in assets under management across equity and debt products. The strategy has invested across film, TV, music, video games and sports rights, including in the assets of Metro Boomin and Dr. Dre.
