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Shore Capital Partners Closes on Almost $2 Billion Across Three Funds

CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Shore Capital Partners (“Shore” or “the Firm”), a private equity firm focused on lower-middle market investments, today announced the closing of its inaugural Healthcare Advantage Fund (“Advantage Fund”), second Business Services Partners Fund (“Business Services Fund II”), and first Shore Search Partners Fund (“Search Fund”). The three funds each exceeded their targets and together represent over $1.9 billion in commitments, bringing the Firm’s assets under management...

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