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  • Quietly finding profit
    Christopher Witkowsky- 5 January 2013

    Three years after establishing its New York office, Christopher Witkowsky catches up with ATP Private Equity, one of Europe’s largest backers of private equity funds, as it looks to deploy dry powder.

  • OPENED & CLOSED
    PEI Staff- 5 January 2013
  • Hudson Clean Energy closes debut fund on $1bn
    Christopher Witkowsky- 5 January 2013

    The firm, founded by former Goldman alumnus Neil Auerbach, has attracted investments from big pensions, including $400m from Danish pension ATP.

  • New York Common commits $100m to cleantech fund
    Christopher Witkowsky- 5 January 2013

    Hudson Clean Energy Partners has scored some big commitments from pensions, including $400m from Danish pension ATP.

  • GI raises $2bn for Fund III, nears full realisation for Fund I
    Amanda Janis- 5 January 2013

    The firm has invested 20% of Fund III's committed capital. It has also realised the real estate portion of its debut fund.

  • Riverstone/Carlyle fund hits $6bn target
    Kevin Ley- 5 January 2013

    The fourth global power and energy fund raised by the two firms will stay in the market a few more months, with Riverstone having recently expanded its team to help source and execute future energy investments.

  • Polaris reaches €275m first close
    Toby Mitchenall- 5 January 2013

    The Danish firm has attracted commitments from several European funds of funds as it seeks to raise €350m for its third Denmark- and Sweden-focused mid-market fund.

  • Danish pension commits $400m to clean energy
    Toby Mitchenall- 5 January 2013

    The €54bn ATP pension scheme is the latest institution to join the cleantech bandwagon with a commitment to New Jersey-based Hudson Clean Energy Partners.

  • EQT parent suffers SEK3.5bn losses
    Matilda Battersby- 5 January 2013

    Investor AB has said ‘an exceptional year’ characterised by ‘market declines of a magnitude not seen since the 1930s,’ were among reasons it disappointed shareholders for a second straight year with ‘unsatisfactory’ returns.

  • EQT, ATP to buy Danish IT company for $341m
    Suzanne Weinstock- 5 January 2013

    European buyout firm EQT will own 85% of KMD following the buyout from Local Government Denmark to be completed in early 2009.