Andrew Spring

Andrew Spring is the Chief Financial Officer and a Managing Director of MidOcean Partners, a New York–based alternative asset manager focused on middle-market private equity, credit, and (since 2024) structured equity. He joined the firm at its inception in 2003 and has overseen its financial operations for roughly two decades, spanning the firm's private equity and credit businesses.

Before MidOcean, Spring was a Director at DB Capital Partners (Deutsche Bank's private equity arm), the predecessor operation from which MidOcean spun out. Earlier in his career he built an unusual mix of legal, accounting, and investment experience: he worked as an associate at law firm White & Case LLP, as Counsel at Citigroup Investments, Inc., as Associate Counsel at World Color Press, Inc., and as a senior auditor at Deloitte & Touche LLP.

Spring holds a B.S., cum laude, from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and a J.D., magna cum laude, from Cornell Law School. He is a Certified Public Accountant and is admitted to the New York Bar — a combination of CPA and legal credentials that fits his role running finance, tax, and compliance for a multi-strategy investment firm. Outside of work he is noted as an avid skier, family traveler, and New York Jets supporter.

• As CFO, Spring's remit is the firm's financial operations, reporting, and strategic financial planning rather than direct deal-making; investment decisions are led by MidOcean's investment partners.
• MidOcean Partners' stated firm-level strategy: invest in high-quality middle-market companies with attractive strategic, operational, and financial growth opportunities in the consumer and business services sectors.
• The firm operates across three connected platforms: middle-market private equity (buyouts), alternative credit (MidOcean Credit Partners, launched 2009, managing several billion dollars across credit strategies, CLOs, and separately managed accounts), and structured equity (added in 2024) to provide flexible capital solutions to middle-market companies.
• There is no publicly stated personal check size, seed-stage thesis, or angel portfolio for Spring; treat any such claim skeptically absent direct confirmation.