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Ken Terry

Investor

Chairman at Elysian

London, England, United Kingdom

About

Ken Terry co-founded Elysian in 2007 and has over 28 years of private equity experience across the UK and Europe. He began his career in the specialised financing division of Standard Chartered Bank in London, arranging financing for management and leveraged buyouts, and later became a founding partner of UK private equity firm Doughty Hanson in 1990, where he led several investments before departing in 2004. He is an associate of the Chartered Institute of Bankers and holds degrees in economics from the University of Leeds and history from the University of Essex.

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Experience

  1. Elysian Capital LLPCEOcurrent2007 — present
  2. Doughty HansonPartner1986 — 2004
  3. Doughty HansonPartner1985 — 2004

Skills & more

Private Equity15Venture Capital8MergersLBO4Alternative Investments2Due Diligence3Corporate Finance4Valuation3Investments2Investment Banking2Debt RestructuringRestructuring1
+6 moreFinancial ModelingFinancial StructuringAsset ManagmentPortfolio ManagementGrowth CapitalBuyouts

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Ken Terry?
Ken Terry co-founded Elysian in 2007 and has over 28 years of private equity experience across the UK and Europe. He began his career in the specialised financing division of Standard Chartered Bank in London, arranging financing for management and leveraged buyouts, and later became a founding partner of UK private equity firm Doughty Hanson in 1990, where he led several investments before departing in 2004. He is an associate of the Chartered Institute of Bankers and holds degrees in economics from the University of Leeds and history from the University of Essex.
Where does Ken Terry work?
Ken Terry is Chairman at Elysian.
Where did Ken Terry go to school?
Ken Terry studied at University of Leeds (Economics); University of Essex (History); Chichester College (A level economics, maths and Statistics).

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