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Bain Capital and Triton battle an opening salvo in new antitrust scrutinyA Finnish construction company has become the potential test case of a new focus from global regulators on antitrust issues in private equity.
Bain Capital's Chris Gordon: 'Sellers remember the still-recent past, and buyers fear the future''Completing investments in this type of environment requires a lot of conviction and creativity, the ability to invest across asset classes, and real, demonstrated value-creation capability.'
5 private equity deals in the lap of luxuryPartners Group, Bain Capital and BC Partners are among PE firms making deals in the luxury segment.
PE-backed LeanTaaS acquires Hospital IQBased in Silicon Valley, LeanTaaS is a provider of AI-powered and SaaS-based capacity management and patient flow software for health systems.
Golden Gate, in potential change, considers traditionally structured PE fundFundraising is slowing as LPs slow their pace of deployment amid overallocation pressures and dwindling distribution activities.
Venture capital’s 2023 Rising Stars (3 of 4)Brian Lucksinger, Kleida Martiro, Rebecca Mitchem and Armand Obreja are among the 40 Rising Stars under the age of 40 in Venture Capital Journal's fourth consecutive list.
Keyes Coverage acquires two Florida insurance agencies Aimsley and ParklandKeyes Coverage is a platform partner of Keystone Agency Partners, which is backed by Bain Capital.
Private equity’s macro headacheAs economic and geopolitical concerns permeate, GPs are arming themselves against fundraising uncertainty.
Ex-Crosspoint tech specialist joins Brian Sheth’s new shopThe jump to Sheth’s firm, Haveli Investments, comes after Loring’s quick stint at Crosspoint, which lasted just over a year.
Side Letter: CalPERS' PE overhauler; PJT's predictions; Morgan Stanley's climate betCalPERS' newest private equity boss has pedigree when it comes to radically overhauling investment programmes. Plus: PJT Partners reckons this year will be the second-busiest year for secondaries to date and Morgan Stanley Investment Management has launched a $1 billion climate platform. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.