BayPine Names Migo Terjanian As Partner And Head Of IR

By Amit Chowdhry • May 20, 2024

BayPine LP, a private investment firm that drives digital transformation in market-leading businesses, announced the appointment of Migo Terjanian as a Partner and Head of Investor Relations. In this role, Terjanian will lead the firm’s fundraising efforts and deepen and expand BayPine’s relationships with the global institutional investment community.

Terjanian brings to BayPine more than two decades of experience across capital raising, fund formation and strategy, and relationship management. More recently, he was a Managing Director of Investor Relations at BC Partners, where he helped lead the firm’s marketing efforts in North America.

Before joining BC Partners in 2019, Mr. Terjanian served as Head of Investor Relations at Littlejohn & Co., overseeing marketing, investor relations, and fundraising initiatives for private equity and credit strategies. And earlier in his career, Terjanian held related positions at H.I.G. Capital, Robeco SAM, and Credit Suisse Asset Management. Terjanian started his Equity Sales and Trading career at Bear Stearns and ING Barings. He received a bachelor’s degree from Villanova University and a Master of Business Administration from the Fordham Gabelli School of Business.

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“The strength of our people is the defining characteristic of BayPine, and we are pleased to welcome an executive of Migo’s caliber to the firm. Over the course of his more than two-decade career, Migo has developed substantial experience leading capital formation initiatives and burnished his reputation as a trusted partner to institutional investors worldwide. It is our investors who make it possible for us to bring our digital enablement investment approach to life, and we are confident the addition of Migo will enable us to execute on an even greater scale.”

– Anjan Mukherjee, Managing Partner of BayPine

“I am thrilled to join BayPine, which in a short amount of time has distinguished itself through its world class team, differentiated digital transformation strategy, and collaborative culture. In today’s environment, buyout firms must have deep portfolio value creation capabilities, a supportive capital base, and seasoned investors and operators to help drive superior returns over the long term. BayPine possesses each of these qualities, and I look forward to articulating the firm’s value proposition to new and existing institutional investors in the coming years.”

– Migo Terjanian