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23 firms sign up to Walker, BVCA monitoring group appointedCompliance with the Walker report has pushed some publicity-shy buyout firms into the spotlight.
- FUNDRAISING SPECIAL
The implications of the liquidity crisis remain unclear, but confidence is high that investors will not lose their appetite for private equity – and even the larger funds finding it difficult to finance new deals don't seem to be losing support. Andy Thomson reports.
- Bain sells Dutch paint company for €2.2bn(4)
A US conglomerate will buy Bain Capital portfolio company SigmaKalon in a €2.2 billion transaction. The US buyout firm is believed to have paid roughly €1 billion for the Dutch paint company in 2003.
- BVCA gives voice to mega funds and mid-market firms
The UK trade association has established two new sector committees that will operate under the BVCA umbrella organisation in a bid better to represent member firms.
- Clear Channel buyout gets green light(4)
Shareholders have approved the $27.5 billion buyout of Clear Channel by Bain and TH Lee, nine months after the consortium’s first bid was accepted.
- Bain sells Dutch paint company for €2.2bn(3)
A US conglomerate will buy Bain Capital portfolio company SigmaKalon in a €2.2 billion transaction. The US buyout firm is believed to have paid roughly €1 billion for the Dutch paint company in 2003.
- Clear Channel buyout gets green light(3)
Shareholders have approved the $27.5 billion buyout of Clear Channel by Bain and TH Lee, nine months after the consortium’s first bid was accepted.
- Bain brings Chinese partner to $2.2bn 3Com deal(4)
Computer network company 3Com will be taken private by Bain Capital in partnership with Chinese networking group Huawei.
- Bain brings Chinese partner to $2.2bn 3Com deal(3)
Computer network company 3Com will be taken private by Bain Capital in partnership with Chinese networking group Huawei.
- Bain sells Dutch paint company for €2.2bn(2)
A US conglomerate will buy Bain Capital portfolio company SigmaKalon in a €2.2 billion transaction. The US buyout firm is believed to have paid roughly €1 billion for the Dutch paint company in 2003.