Jo Natauri, a former partner at Goldman Sachs, has launched her own private equity firm, Invidia Capital Management. The firm is currently raising up to $850 million for its debut fund, named after the late Nobel Prize laureate, Marie Curie.
The fund, Invidia Curie Fund I LP, is actively being marketed to large institutional investors, according to a recent regulatory filing. Sources indicate that the firm has already received several commitments and aims to complete the fundraising by next year.
Registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in July, Invidia Capital Management plans to focus on investments in the North American healthcare sector. Natauri, who led global private healthcare investments at Goldman Sachs, departed the firm in December to establish Invidia.
