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Emap prepares to lock in buyout proceeds(3)Emap, the media group that is currently being circled by various private equity firms, has paved the way for its forthcoming £2 billion sale by offering its shareholders a way of minimising their potential tax bills.
- GP dollars flood K Street
KKR recently augmented its tax lobbying capability - and it’s not alone. Buyout shops are spending millions on Washington’s K Street - synonymous with the Capitol’s powerful lobbyists - as US lawmakers mull legislation that would increase taxes.
- Emap prepares to lock in buyout proceeds(2)
Emap, the media group that is currently being circled by various private equity firms, has paved the way for its forthcoming £2 billion sale by offering its shareholders a way of minimising their potential tax bills.
- How’s your health?
As buyout firms attempt to vaccinate themselves against the numerous viruses floating around the financial system, are they wise to be investing in healthcare, asks Andy Thomson.
- Emap prepares to lock in buyout proceeds
Emap, the media group that is currently being circled by various private equity firms, has paved the way for its forthcoming £2 billion sale by offering its shareholders a way of minimising their potential tax bills.
- Exponent reunited with Kahn for Cardsave deal(3)
Exponent Private Equity has teamed up with old ally Clive Kahn, the former boss of Travelex, for the £70 million acquisition of Cardsave, a UK-based firm that supplies credit card terminals to small retailers.
- Exponent reunited with Kahn for Cardsave deal(2)
Exponent Private Equity has teamed up with old ally Clive Kahn, the former boss of Travelex, for the £70 million acquisition of Cardsave, a UK-based firm that supplies credit card terminals to small retailers.
- Palley retires from BC Partners
The 50-year-old executive is leaving the firm amicably after 17 years. He will continue to sit on the board of two portfolio companies, ensuring an orderly transition.
- Report: China to launch $200bn fund
China will reportedly launch its $200 billion, Temasek-style fund tomorrow.
- Credit crunch forces Apax to postpone Emap bid(3)
Apax Partners has reportedly been forced to postpone its bid for UK media business Emap while it struggles to find a bank prepared to underwrite the bid.