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Founded in 1984, Ethos Private Equity established itself as a pioneering and leading private equity investor in sub-Saharan Africa. The firm's strategy focuses on acquiring control or significant-influence stakes in medium-to-large businesses, partnering with management teams to drive growth and value creation. In April 2023, Ethos was acquired by The Rohatyn Group (TRG), a global asset management firm specializing in emerging markets, to create a larger, more diversified investment platform. The Ethos team continues to manage its funds and strategy as an integral part of TRG's global operations.

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