TowerBrook Investors VII (Onshore) I.L.P

Fundmanaged by Towerbrook Capital Partners
Vintage
2026
Early deploymentFundraising status unknownother manager vehicleOutside venture scope

A non-venture vehicle outside venture scope, shown because its manager is on the venture graph.

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As of · the latest observation of this vehicle; each figure below carries its own filing date

What matters now

  1. 1 LP report
    public disclosures

    1 public LP report name this vehicle; the latest, New York State Common Retirement Fund as of 6 May 2026, shows $150M committed.

    A named LP and its own performance figures are the strongest outside read on a fund.

    FactPublic pension and endowment private-markets disclosures (CalPERS, CalSTRS, WSIB, NYSCRF, Texas TRS, UTIMCO ...)For LPs, fund-of-fundsLimited partners →
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Amounts, each with its basis
Vintage
2026basis: lp reported
Target
unknownnot announced
First close
unknownnever inferred from a Form D
Final close
unknownonly from an announcement or an LP disclosure
Announced size
unknown
Form D offering
unknownwhat may be sold, not what was raised
Form D sold
unknown
First sale
unknown
Reported GAV
unknown
Owners (ADV)
unknown
Reported on ADV
unknown
Fundraising evidence
Unknown
no Form D or close on record (fr-1)
Lifecycle
Early deployment
vintage within 2 years
age years: 0first sale: n/avintage year: 2026adv gav as of: n/avintage basis: LP reportedform d sold: n/aform d offering: n/aform d latest filed at: n/a
The fund's own reporting through time
0 Form ADV filings
No Form ADV reporting row: this vehicle is known from Form D only.
Principals and agents
0 principals on Form D, 0 placement agents
No Form D related person on record.
Service providers
none named
No auditor, administrator, custodian or placement agent is named for this vehicle on a filing DFX holds.
Limited partners and their reported performance
1 public LP report
LPVintage (LP’s)CommittedPaid inDistributedRemaining valueNet IRRMultipleAs of
New York State Common Retirement Fund osc.ny.gov2026$150MNot disclosedNot disclosedNot disclosednot meaningful yetunknownMay 6, 2026
Known LPs and allocators
1 relationship, public pensions and the allocator graph, each counted once
AllocatorTypeAmountDateSource
New York State Common Retirement FundPUBLIC INSTITUTIONAL POOL$150M
committed
committed May 6, 2026Fact Pension disclosure
Investments attributed to this vehicle
0
No investment attributed to this vehicle. The firm’s investments sit on the firm; a fund gets one only when a source names the vehicle.
Timeline
1 event
  1. May 6, 2026
    NYSCRF commits $150,000,000 to TowerBrook Investors VII (Onshore) I.L.P. (TowerBrook Capital Partners), closed 2026-05-06, existing relationship
    LP commitment closed Fact Pension disclosure
Evidence
1 observation
Every observation on this vehicle
  • Lp reported fund: TowerBrook Investors VII (Onshore) I.L.P May 6, 2026 Fact Pension disclosure

Relationships across DFX

on 1 other DFX graph · 1 capital path
Across the graphs

TowerBrook Investors VII (Onshore) I.L.P is the same institution as 1 record in Allocators.

Allocators1

The joined record opens with the product, beside every other relationship on this page.

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Capital chain

TowerBrook Investors VII (Onshore) I.L.P sits on 1 traced path of capital across the graphs.

Allocator to VC fund to manager to company

DFX traced 1 path of capital through this record

Every record on each path, what it committed or lent, and as of when.

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Derived from allocator disclosures, BDC schedules and SEC filings; confidence is the weakest hop.

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Record history

1 dated event on the change ledger, latest event first
  • LP commitment made
    2026-05-06source on record

The ledger records every merge, rename and reclassification this record went through and the dated filings observed on it, so the identity on this page can be traced to the records it was built from. The ledger's own sentences name other records, so they show with the names.