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Published on 9/4/2014 in the Prospect News Private Placement Daily.

Aequitas hires private credit, private equity director Thomas Goila

By Tali Rackner

Norfolk, Va., Sept. 4 – Aequitas Capital announced that it has hired Thomas Goila as senior managing director of private credit and private equity, according to a press release.

He will be responsible for finding transactions that offer attractive risk-adjusted returns for Aequitas, identifying opportunities that will be sourced through numerous channels and funded via Aequitas in partnership with other capital partners and clients. He reports to CEO Robert Jesenik and will be working alongside Jason MacRae, senior managing director of the specialty finance group.

“Aequitas has spent years building a reputation for making quality debt and equity investments, and for sourcing and structuring innovative, and sometimes complex, capital solutions. We welcome Tom as the newest member of our team to help us expand our unique origination abilities and to offer these skillfully designed strategies to our clients,” Jesenik said in the release.

Goila was most recently with Goldman Sachs and Co. where he worked for the past nine years in the special situations group as a senior investment professional in the specialty lending group. He also previously served as an associate for BNP Paribas Securities Corp.’s health care finance group and as an analyst for First Union Capital Markets Healthcare Finance.

Aequitas is a Portland, Ore.-based asset management firm focused on private credit and private equity solutions through its finance and asset management divisions.


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