PE Hub Wire

Orlando Bravo: PE cash has to be put to work; EQT’s Christian Sinding: secondaries to play a key role

The pressure on PE firms to buy and sell is going up, Orlando Bravo, co-founder and managing partner of Thoma Bravo, tells PE Hub in an exclusive interview; ambitions on the secondaries market from EQT CEO Christian Sinding; Goldman Sachs shared insights from a new survey.

Neuberger Berman, EQT and CPP to buy Nord Anglia Education for $14.5bn; Private equity rethinks soccer investments; CD&R brings in BPI France on Opella

Nord Anglia operates over 80 schools in 33 countries, educating more than 85,000 students from ages two to 18.

PE firms driving around for parking; Healthcare tech services to come out on top in 2025

Private equity bets on parking.

Ardian among PE firms lining up for eyecare providers; Nutrition and wellness sees rise in M&A activity; Consumer sector in this week’s deal spotlight  

PE Hub reported seven consumer deals this week in Europe and the US.

Vista’s Rachel Arnold talks supply chain gains with Gnosis; Bernhard’s Jeff Jenkins touches on regulated utility add-ons

Liberty Hall Capital Partners completes continuation fund for compliance technology provider Comply365.

Riverside sees healthy 2025 for lower mid-market; Verdane buys into coffee software biz; Wendel wraps up 50% stake in Globeducate

Jeremy Holland and Ali Al Alaf from Riverside visit the PE Hub newsroom.

2025 may be a good year for M&A, plus an exit from Quilvest and an acquisition from Renovus

Quilvest exits a Dunkin franchisee.

European GP stakes market grows as Armen talks up heterogeneity; General Atlantic joins Bridgepoint in liquidity tech biz Kyriba

Kyriba provides intelligence and financial automation products for companies and banks.

KKR details The Spot Parking deal; Allied scoops up JCL Energy; Leeds Equity acquires OffSec

Leeds Equity acquires cybersecurity training company OffSec.