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  • AnaCap hires four ex-Lehman executives
    Toby Mitchenall- 5 January 2013

    While some firms are scaling back operations amid the global financial downturn, others investing in financial services, like AnaCap, are taking advantage of benign recruitment conditions.

  • Aquiline hires former Pequot partner
    Suzanne Weinstock- 5 January 2013

    The New York financial services specialist has hired four people in the last two months, most recently FirstMark’s Deborah Bernstein and Jason Rotman of Swiss Reinsurance Company.

  • Aquiline hires financial services pro
    Suzanne Weinstock- 5 January 2013

    The financial services-focused buyout shop has hired Barrett Ellman Stoddard Capital Partners executive Mark Graf as a member of its growing investment team. Last month, the firm hired former E*TRADE Financial chief executive Mitchell Caplan.

  • Aquiline adds former E*TRADE exec as advisor
    Matt Levin- 5 January 2013

    The financial services-focused firm has hired Mitchell Caplan, former chief executive of the online stock trading giant. Founded in 2005 as a joint venture between Venturion Capital and Jeffrey Greenberg, Aquiline is currently investing its debut $1.1bn fund.

  • Aquiline consortium founds mid-market lender with $1.75bn
    Matt Levin- 4 January 2013

    TPG and New Mountain Capital have joined an investment in Tygris Commercial Finance Group, which in turn has agreed to acquire a DLJ Merchant Banking-backed equipment finance company.

  • Aquiline invests in Dutch online brokerage
    Suzanne Weinstock- 4 January 2013

    The financial services buyout firm, headed by former Marsh & McLennan chairman and chief executive Jeffrey Greenberg, has purchased a 5.1 percent stake in BinckBank.

  • Aquiline closes $1.1bn debut fund
    Amanda Janis- 3 January 2013

    The joint venture between Venturion Capital and former Marsh & McLennan chief Jeffrey Greenberg has closed its first fund.