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Jefferson Capital, backers aim to raise $170 million in US IPO
Jun 13, 2025 3:21 AM

June 13 (Reuters) - Private equity-backed Jefferson

Capital and some of its existing shareholders are aiming to

raise as much as $170 million in an initial public offering in

the United States, the debt buyer said on Friday.

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