Key Takeaways
- • Latham & Watkins LLP represented the private credit financing sources supporting private equity firm GTCR's acquisition of Tactacam, a market leader in cellular-connected cameras for the outdoor and security markets, according to a firm announcement dated September 30, 2026.
- • The sale closed with GTCR acquiring Tactacam from Bertram Capital and the company's founders.
- • A Latham team led by Global Chair of Capital Markets and Hybrid Capital Stelios Saffos handled the private credit financing, with additional advice on UCC, tax, and executive compensation and benefits matters.
- • The deal value was not disclosed in the source material.
Summary
Latham & Watkins LLP announced that it advised the private credit financing sources supporting GTCR's acquisition of Tactacam, a provider of cellular-connected cameras for the outdoor and security markets. The firm's announcement, dated September 30, 2026, states that Tactacam's sale to GTCR, a leading private equity firm, has closed. The company's sellers were Bertram Capital and Tactacam's founders.
The Latham team representing the private credit financing sources was led by partners Stelios Saffos, Global Chair of the firm's Capital Markets and Hybrid Capital practices, Ryan LaFevers, Jesse Sheff, Clever Gallegos, Michèle Penzer, Zak Judd, and Jonathan Sarna. Counsel Joseph Sung and Katherine Page joined the team, supported by associates William Council, Michael Hiestand, and Ce'Ondra Ellison, with assistance from Casey Pepa.
Additional Latham advice covered several specialty areas. Counsel Linda Chang Kim, with associate Carlos Ibarguengoitia, advised on Uniform Commercial Code matters. Partner Bora Bozkurt and counsel Kathryn Harrington advised on tax matters, and partner Ben Rosemergy, with associate Tayler Evan Daniels, advised on executive compensation, employment, and benefits.
The source material does not disclose the size of the financing or the transaction value. The announcement is a law firm deal-credit notice and does not include independent commentary on the transaction's strategic rationale.
The Latham team representing the private credit financing sources was led by partners Stelios Saffos, Global Chair of the firm's Capital Markets and Hybrid Capital practices, Ryan LaFevers, Jesse Sheff, Clever Gallegos, Michèle Penzer, Zak Judd, and Jonathan Sarna. Counsel Joseph Sung and Katherine Page joined the team, supported by associates William Council, Michael Hiestand, and Ce'Ondra Ellison, with assistance from Casey Pepa.
Additional Latham advice covered several specialty areas. Counsel Linda Chang Kim, with associate Carlos Ibarguengoitia, advised on Uniform Commercial Code matters. Partner Bora Bozkurt and counsel Kathryn Harrington advised on tax matters, and partner Ben Rosemergy, with associate Tayler Evan Daniels, advised on executive compensation, employment, and benefits.
The source material does not disclose the size of the financing or the transaction value. The announcement is a law firm deal-credit notice and does not include independent commentary on the transaction's strategic rationale.
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