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- Angelo Gordon hires healthcare chief
The firm has hired 20-year healthcare veteran Mark Visser as managing director and leader of healthcare activities, a newly created position.
- Paul Capital names co-head of Asia
The secondaries firm has added a principal in New York and has promoted Jason Sambanju to managing director and co-head of the firm’s Asian operations.
- Asia RE veteran Grady joins Mount Kellett
Timothy Grady, the real estate veteran responsible for launching and growing Merrill Lynch’s private equity real estate platform in Asia, has joined Mark McGoldrick’s Mount Kellett Capital Management as a managing director.
- PineBridge hires Merrill Lynch exec
Guido Padovano, former head of Merrill Lynch Private Equity in Latin America, will oversee a team of investment professionals in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
- Albert: LPs will flock to established FoFs
Kevin Albert, who joined Pantheon recently, left Elevation Partners because of uncertainty surrounding its ability to fundraise.
- Pantheon hires fund placement veteran Albert
Kevin Albert has left Elevation Partners, which he joined in 2005. Albert will work in Pantheon’s New York office.
- Leaving the Castle
Why the resignation of Castle Harlan’s ‘heir apparent’ is symptomatic of this stage of the cycle.
- News analysis: Blackstone has deep IR bench
Four senior managing directors and 73 total investor relations professionals will remain following the departure of 13-year IR veteran Maryfrances Metrick.
- Blackstone brings BoA Merrill Lynch ‘third party’ exit closer
In the latest sign that the investment banking sector is withdrawing from managing private equity real estate funds, Bank of America Merrill Lynch has agreed a deal to hand over the management of the assets in its $2.65 billion Asian Real Estate Opportunities Fund and other real estate assets to The Blackstone Group.
- Castle Harlan president Wender resigns
Justin Wender has resigned for undisclosed reasons from the mid-market firm 'effective immediately' after 17 years.