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Ares healthcare PE executive Alex Albert leaves firmAs a partner at the Los Angeles-based firm, Albert was involved with investments including DuPage Medical Group, OB Hospitalist Group, Unified Women’s Healthcare and National Veterinary Associates.
PE-backed Hub buys assets of Prince Albert InsuranceHub International has acquired the assets of Prince Albert Insurance, a Prince Albert, Saskatchewan-based provider of personal, commercial, farm and specialty products insurance.
Investors chew on Jaws' stunning $4.4bn SPAC deal for Cano HealthThe deal highlights the fact that PIPE investors in a SPAC are underwriting to different financial metrics than prospective PE buyers – leading to much larger valuations in some cases.
- PE-backed Hub International buys Seymour Alper
Chicago-based insurance broker Hub International has acquired Seymour Alper, a Mount Royal, Quebec-based insurance and risk management business.
Side Letter: Ham Lane's flexible fees, GP-led deals, ESG standardsHamilton Lane has introduced some flexibility on fee structures. GPs are now taking cash off the table in fund restructurings. ESG needs GPs to coalesce on measurement. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
The long, long-holdSilver Lake’s launch of a multi-decade strategy is the latest example of a private equity industry grappling with how to hold on to assets outside of a traditional 10-year fund model.
PEI Awards 2019: Global winnersWe honour specialists across the globe in areas including healthcare, technology, impact and long-term.
Bridge Growth hires ex-Bregal Investments exec Yves de Balmann as an executive partnerBridge Growth Partners hired Yves de Balmann, former co-chairman of Bregal Investments, as an executive partner. De Balmann also was co-CEO of BT Alex. Brown.
- Canadian PE deal values hit $35.3 bln in 2019’s first nine months
Deal values in the Canadian buyout and private equity market were especially strong in Q3 2019, according to final data released by Refinitiv, with a total of $21.1 billion invested across 136 transactions. That result brought total deployments for the first nine months of the year to $35.3 billion in 377 deals. Values at the end of September were up 41 percent compared to the same time in 2018, while transaction volumes increased 23 percent. Canadian investors participated in global deals worth $118 billion in the first nine months, the largest amount ever recorded.
Altas raises $3bnThe Canadian firm closes its second long-life fund above target.