Tracked deals
43
43 tracked deals across 2008-2026.
Greenwich, Connecticut, United States
Stone Point is a leading investment firm with more than $75 billion in assets under management across private equity, credit and insurance solutions. It focuses on the financial services industry and related sectors and invests in and partners with management teams primarily based in North America and Western Europe.
Tracked deals
43
43 tracked deals across 2008-2026.
Recent pace
1
1 tracked deal announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
23 buyout · 11 growth capital · 4 recapitalization
Last 8 years
Supporting Data
Showing the 12 most recent of 43 tracked deals for Stone Point Capital.
Stone Point Capital and Genstar Capital will each invest new capital and hold equal stakes in Ascensus under a new co-ownership structure. Ascensus will continue operating under its existing leadership, client relationships, and service model, while Stone Point and Genstar assume joint governance upon closing.
Stone Point Capital and CPP Investments have acquired a majority stake in OneDigital from Onex in a private-equity led transaction. The investment will support OneDigital’s continued growth and capability expansion across its insurance, employee benefits, HR and retirement services platform, while Onex exits a controlling position.
Funds managed by Stone Point Capital have acquired The Difference Card (EB Employee Solutions LLC) from Northlane Capital Partners. The investment will support The Difference Card's growth, accelerate product innovation and deepen broker partnerships as the company continues to provide healthcare cost-containment solutions to employers nationwide.
GTCR and Stone Point Capital jointly acquired Ultimus Fund Solutions in a transaction that recapitalizes the company, with GTCR reinvesting and providing liquidity to GTCR Fund XII. Ultimus, a Cincinnati-based fund administrator serving over 450 clients and administering more than $600 billion in assets, will be jointly controlled by GTCR and Stone Point and led by existing management.
The Ardonagh Group announced an equity investment from funds managed by Stone Point Capital LLC, valuing Ardonagh at $14 billion. Completion is expected in mid-2025, at which point Stone Point will become a significant shareholder alongside Madison Dearborn Partners (MDP), HPS Investment Partners, ADIA (via a subsidiary), and other global institutions.
Funds managed by Stone Point Capital have agreed to acquire a majority interest in Kestra Holdings’ parent partnership, replacing Warburg Pincus as the current partner. Oak Hill Capital will remain a minority owner, while the Kestra management team and Bluespring-affiliated principals will retain equity positions.
Sedgwick, a global provider of claims management, loss adjusting, and technology-enabled business solutions, announced a strategic investment from Altas Partners. Carlyle (which already controls the company with management and other investors including Stone Point) will remain in a control position, while Altas commits to invest $1 billion of equity; the transaction is expected to close in Q4 2024 subject to customary conditions.
HireRight Holdings Corporation entered into a definitive all-cash merger agreement under which investment funds affiliated with General Atlantic and Stone Point Capital acquire the company for $14.35 per share, valuing the enterprise at approximately $1.65 billion. The transaction completed in late June 2024 after stockholder approval, with HireRight’s common stock ceasing trading and no longer listed on the NYSE.
Private equity firms Stone Point Capital and Clayton, Dubilier & Rice (CD&R), with participation from Mubadala Investment Company and other co-investors, acquired Truist Insurance Holdings (TIH) from Truist Financial Corporation in an all-cash transaction valuing TIH at an implied enterprise value of $15.5 billion. The deal establishes TIH as an independent, standalone insurance brokerage platform headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, with management and over 1,500 employee equity participants remaining invested in the business.
Stone Point Capital has announced a strategic growth investment in ClearPoint Health, a Columbia, South Carolina-based medical stop-loss captive platform that helps small and mid-sized employers and benefit advisors implement transparent, affordable employee health benefit programs. The capital will be used to accelerate ClearPoint's national expansion, scale its captive platform and deepen its advisor-first, clinically integrated stop-loss and benefits solutions.
Eliassen Group, a strategic consulting firm and portfolio company of Stone Point Capital, has acquired SafeNet Consulting, an IT services and consulting firm with offices in the Twin Cities and Milwaukee area. The acquisition expands Eliassen's Midwest presence and technology services capabilities — including application development, data & analytics, and cybersecurity — while enabling SafeNet's founder to retire and its team to access broader national opportunities.
TIAA has completed the divestiture of TIAA Bank to a group of private investors (funds managed by Stone Point Capital, Warburg Pincus, Reverence Capital Partners, Sixth Street and Bayview Asset Management). TIAA retains a non‑controlling ownership stake and a board seat while the bank, headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida, will operate under a new national bank charter and now does business as EverBank to pursue nationwide consumer and commercial banking growth.
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