The assassination of Julius Caesar on this date in 44 BCE seems like a catastrophic event for everybody except Octavian; were there other, less heralded groups (or individuals) who also weathered the ensuing upheaval to their benefit?

by td4999
Publius_1788

According to Plutarch, Julius Caesar's next target was Parthia. So, you could make the argument that the Parthians benefited from the assassination for a few years at least. It is up to other, more qualified individuals, to determine if Parthia fits the "less heralded" portion of OP's question.