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Carrick closes $600 million continuation vehicle for Saviynt

Carrick closes $600 million continuation vehicle for Saviynt Image: Primary
Carrick Capital Partners has closed a $600 million continuation vehicle for identity-security company Saviynt, including a new $255 million investment, dot.LA reported. The vehicle let existing Carrick investors take liquidity or remain invested and provided a tender offer for Saviynt employees, according to the article. Saviynt sells identity-security software and its Zuma platform is intended to discover, secure and govern AI agents, models and other nonhuman identities. The article says the funding will support product development, cloud and software integrations, and the company's agentic-workplace push.
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