Magnetar Capital

New York, United States

Magnetar Capital is a multi-strategy investment manager that invests across various asset classes, including private equity. The firm employs a diversified approach to alternative investments, offering bespoke strategies tailored to the needs of institutional investors.

CCI Score

-20.42

0.01% April 18

Latest Event

Magnetar Capital Invests in CoreWeave Debt Financing

Magnetar Capital emerged as the largest equity investor in CoreWeave's $2.3 billion debt financing round in 2023, a deal structured with Nvidia GPUs as collateral that helped stabilize CoreWeave's IPO amid a challenging public market environment.

Take Action

So what can you do? It's time to make tough choices. Where will you cast your vote?

Shop Alternatives SEE ALL: Neuberger Berman

Raymond James

NEA
Use Your Voice OTHER TOOLS
Investigate
Share the Score SUPPORT CCI

ACCOMPLICE

Magnetar Capital is currently rated as an Accomplice.

-20 to -29 CCI Score

These companies profit from authoritarian practices through their business dealings. Although they may not be directly enforcing oppressive policies, their actions contribute to the economic and operational sustenance of authoritarian regimes.

Latest Events

JAN

01

2023

Magnetar Capital Invests in CoreWeave Debt Financing
-25.00

Magnetar Capital emerged as the largest equity investor in CoreWeave's $2.3 billion debt financing round in 2023, a deal structured with Nvidia GPUs as collateral that helped stabilize CoreWeave's IPO amid a challenging public market environment.
JUN

13

2010

Rahm Emanuel and Magnetar Capital: The Definition of Compromised
-15.84

The article details Magnetar Capital's strategic political contributions to Rahm Emanuel's PACs during 2005-2008. These contributions appear designed to curry favor with key political figures and influence deregulation, thereby contributing to a financial environment that enabled risky practices and diminished accountability.
-70

Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

March 19

Magnetar Capital, through the political contributions to Rahm Emanuel’s PACs, used its financial power to exert influence over political and regulatory processes. This strategic use of donations reflects a troubling willingness to compromise democratic accountability and potentially facilitate deregulation that benefits corporate interests over public welfare.

Rahm Emanuel and Magnetar Capital: The Definition of Compromised