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Dry Creek Capital Partners Launches, Announces First Investment Closings

Date: May 27, 2021 @ 07:57 AM
Filed Under: Industry News

Steve Emerson has announced the formation of Dry Creek Capital Partners, a special situations investing group formed to provide a platform for investments in debt obligations of distressed commercial real estate and small business debt. Dry Creek focuses on value credit opportunities including the acquisition of sub/non-performing commercial real estate loans, lower middle market and small business distressed debt and special situations. Joining Steve Emerson as Partners in Dry Creek are Mark Ziegler, Nate Cann and Andrew Young, who have worked together for over 10 years at predecessor firms within the distressed loan market.

“We formed Dry Creek to build on our shared experience in finding creative capital solutions in complex situations for both financial institutions and distressed borrowers,” said Steve Emerson.

Dry Creek also announced an exclusive joint venture with 400 Capital Management LLC (“400CM”). The joint venture brings a breadth of capital solutions to the Dry Creek platform and an added level of expertise that will allow the team to execute with speed and reliability on behalf of its clients. The venture has already made multiple loan acquisitions from several different financial institutions since its launch.

“We are very excited about the prospects for this venture. We have known the Dry Creek team for a long time, and are thrilled to be working directly with them to pursue opportunities in the distressed commercial loan market,” said Chris Hentemann, Managing Partner and Chief Investment Officer of 400CM.

“The significant commitment from 400CM puts Dry Creek in a superior position to take advantage of the increasing flows of distressed commercial debt we expect to see over the coming years. We have already seen a tremendous increase in deal activity in 2021, and as Government Program support is eliminated over the course of the year we expect there will be additional needs for innovative capital solutions,” said Mark Ziegler.


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