ACP's business is divided into three divisions including corporate finance, asset management and investment advisory.  The firm's corporate finance team concentrates on origination, advisory and research in order to strategically structure and raise capital for private equity deals.  Our asset management division draws talent from a pool of fund managers with an average of over 25 years each in the market place and an exceptional combined historical track record.  The investment advisory group is growing and currently concentrates on European business investments, currently with an emphasis on energy and the environment.

ACP's principals have acted as investment advisors in a number of different markets around the World and we are always interested in expanding our expertise into other emerging industries in order to be ahead of the curve as they develop. ACP also has an extremely attractive track record within its asset management team, and we invite you to take a closer look at our investment process.   Please feel free to contact us at info@anchorage-capital.com with comments and questions regarding our innovative strategies.

ACP will be happy to review your business plan and to discuss it with you to help determine your next course of action. BizPlan@anchorage-capital.com

In late 2000 two Executive Directors of BlueStone Capital Partners (UK) Ltd. (the U.K. arm of the U.S. investment and merchant banking group), took an opportunity to acquire the London-based operation through orchestrating a management-buy-out which was completed on the 31st January 2001, and upon which time the Company was renamed Anchorage Capital Partners Limited.

Management is supported in its activities by an experienced staff of highly motivated and experienced individuals. ACP also enjoys a team of extraordinary members for their Advisory Board, consisting of Members of Parliament, current and ex-heads of major asset management firms, corporate CEO's, etc., assisting ACP in advising, originating and developing the Company in order to take advantage of the next wave of economic growth.