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Hopes of LBO revival as Cinven makes Emap bid(2)European buyout firm Cinven’s £2 billion bid for two divisions of media group Emap is the second largest new offer since debt market turmoil decimated the market for leveraged loans.
- Report: Chinese sovereign fund to avoid foreign oil, airlines, telecom sectors
China’s vice minister of finance reportedly said the state’s new $200 billion sovereign wealth fund will be transparent in its actions, and will not aggressively seek to acquire foreign oil companies, nor invest in airlines or telecom firms.
- VSS buys career info site(4)
Veronis Suhler Stevenson has paid between $60 million and $85 million to acquire online career information company Vault.com.
- VSS buys career info site(3)
Veronis Suhler Stevenson has paid between $60 million and $85 million to acquire online career information company Vault.com.
- Goldman and Oaktree buy stake in advisor
The private equity firms have paid an undisclosed amount for a minority stake in Global Leisure Partners, an advisor and co-investor on private equity deals in the gaming, lodging and leisure industries.
- Riverstone hires BP top brass(4)
Riverstone has hired former BP executive Ralph Alexander, just weeks after appointing BP's former CEO, Lord Browne, to lead its European activities.
- Riverstone hires BP top brass(3)
Riverstone has hired former BP executive Ralph Alexander, just weeks after appointing BP's former CEO, Lord Browne, to lead its European activities.
- 10 things you need to know in 2008
As the year draws to a close PEO's team has pulled out its crystal ball to take a view on 10 of the themes that will occupy the industry in 2008.
- VSS buys career info site(2)
Veronis Suhler Stevenson has paid between $60 million and $85 million to acquire online career information company Vault.com.
- CVC looks at €11bn fund despite crunch
CVC Capital Partners, the global buyout firm, is consulting investors for its latest fundraising effort while its chairman Michael Smith has reportedly said limited partners as long-term investors are not driven by short-term problems.