Nicholas A. Hemmingsen, P.C.
Overview
Nick Hemmingsen is a partner in the Investment Funds Practice Group at Kirkland & Ellis LLP. Nick represents a wide range of asset managers, from emerging and start-up managers to some of the largest and most sophisticated global asset management firms, and other financial services businesses, including investment advisers, private investment funds, family offices, registered investment companies, business development companies and broker-dealers. Nick represents clients on a variety of transactional and regulatory matters, including the formation, offering and ongoing operation of private equity, real estate, credit, venture and hedge funds, as well as fund restructurings and secondary transactions. Nick also advises clients on complex business transactions involving asset managers and other regulated financial services businesses, including mergers and acquisitions, leveraged buyouts, joint ventures, GP minority sales and other strategic transactions.
In addition, Nick represents investment advisers on matters related to formation, structuring and governance, as well as registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and ongoing compliance with federal securities laws and SEC regulations. In connection therewith, Nick has represented investment advisers in over 75 SEC examinations. Nick also regularly advises clients with respect to investment company status issues under the Investment Company Act of 1940.
Experience
Representative Matters
Ariel Alternatives in its $1.45 billion closing of the “Project Black” fund, the first private equity initiative of Ariel Investments, that seeks to invest in middle-market companies that may not currently be minority-owned, as well as existing Black- or Latino/a-owned businesses
Thompson Street Capital Partners in the formation of its $1.5 billion of commitments of sixth private equity fund
Thompson Street Capital Partners in a strategic minority investment in its business by Wafra
Varsity Healthcare Partners in the formation of its $700 million of commitments of Varsity Healthcare Partners IV
Prior Experience
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Credentials
Admissions & Qualifications
- 2013Illinois
Education
- University of Michigan Law SchoolJ.D.2012Contributing Editor, University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform
- Adrian CollegeB.B.A., Accountingsumma cum laude2010
News &
Insights
- Kirkland AIM SEC Marketing Rule Guidance Relaxes Requirements Related to Net Performance Presentations
- Kirkland AIM SEC No-Action Letter Opens the Door Wider on Rule 506(c) Offerings
- Press Release Kirkland Represents Silver Oak Services Partners on Closing of Single Asset Continuation Fund
- Press Release Kirkland Advised Apollo Funds on Reorganization and Refinancing of The Restaurant Group
- Kirkland AIM SEC Delays Implementation Date for Revised Form PF Allowing April 30th Filings to Use Current Form