DALLAS, NEW YORK, LONDON and TOKYO–( BUSINESS WIRE )–Lone Star announces to its limited partners and employees that Jérôme Foulon has been appointed Global Head of Commercial Real Estate for Lone Star following the retirement of André Collin after 17 highly successful years with Lone Star.
Jérôme Foulon joined Lone Star in 2018 and has held several senior roles, most recently as Senior Managing Director, Global Origination, where he was responsible for the investment strategy and policy for Lone Star’s commercial real estate funds. Prior to joining Lone Star, Jérôme Foulon was Managing Director in the Real Estate division of PSP Investments, where he was directly responsible for sourcing and managing more than $20 billion of large complex recapitalizations and privatizations globally.
He holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in economics from HEC Montreal and is a Chartered Financial Analyst.
Lone Star is a global private equity firm that advises funds that invest in real estate, corporate equity, credit assets, and other financial assets. Since the inception of its first fund in 1995, Lone Star has organized 25 private equity funds with total capital commitments totaling approximately $95 billion. The firm organizes its investment funds into three fund series: the Commercial Real Estate Fund series; the Opportunity Fund series; and the US Residential Mortgage Fund series.
Since the beginning of 2013, Lone Star has raised more than $61 billion in funds to invest for the benefit of its limited partners. Lone Star has extensive transaction experience and has completed or committed to complete more than 580 investments in more than 2,300 transactions for an aggregate purchase price of approximately $265 billion as of September 30, 2024 (including acquisition financing and co-investors).
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