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Bisgaard-Frantzen to launch Private Advisors in EuropePrivate Advisors has hired one of Scandinavia’s biggest investors in private equity to push its business outside the US.
- Morgan Stanley to buy $750m worth of Hilton Hotels(2)
The Wall Street bank’s real estate arm is reportedly buying 10 European hotels as it ramps up exposure to the global hospitality sector.
- Morgan Stanley to buy $750m worth of Hilton Hotels
The Wall Street bank’s real estate arm is reportedly buying 10 European hotels as it ramps up exposure to the global hospitality sector.
- Founding managing partner quits ATP PEP
Jens Bisgaard-Frantzen has stepped down from his post as managing partner of ATP PEP, Denmark’s largest private equity fund investor.
- GI Partners closes Fund II on $1.45bn
GI Partners, a trans-Atlantic private equity firm, has raised $1.45bn from investors including CalPERS, ATP and Abu Dhabi Investment Authority.
- Gresham wraps up new £340m fund
The UK lower mid-market private equity firm has closed its Gresham 4 fund on £340m. The fund was oversubscribed and hard capped.
- Gearing up for rejection
Private equity firms are having trouble spending the record sums being raised, especially when it comes to European public-to-privates. Robert Venes reports.
- Take-private snubs hit UK buyout totals
The recent glut of rejections of public-to-private bids by private equity firms in the UK has contributed to a sedentary buyout market in the first quarter of 2006.
- PE group falls short of 90% TDC target
Private equity consortium NTC has become the controlling shareholder in the Danish telecom business but still faces resistance in its efforts to de-list the company.
- Major shareholder rejects €10bn TDC offer
ATP, the Danish pension fund that owns a 5.5% stake in TDC, has thrown the buyout of the Danish telecom firm into doubt by rejecting a private equity consortium’s bid.