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Close Brothers sells Gradus to management in £41m secondary buyout(2)Close Brothers Private Equity, the semi-captive buyout arm of the bank, has made more than three times its money with the sale of a contract interiors business to Bank of Scotland.
- Mezzanine Management leads £120m refinancing
Mezzanine Management has led the £120 million refinancing of The Regard Partnership, a residential care group, as the mezzanine specialist continues to focus on more self-sponsored deals.
- Duke Street refinances Accantia
UK buyout firm Duke Street Capital has completed a £120 million refinancing of Accantia Health & Beauty.
- BoSIF recruits Brooks as non-exec
The Bank of Scotland has recruited private equity industry veteran Paul Brooks as a non-executive director to advise its integrated finance team.
- NBGI makes four times return on sandwich sale
NBGI Private Equity has benefited from Duke Street’s attempts to consolidate the chilled foods sector, making a sizeable return on the £22 million sale of Brambles Foods to Food Partners.
- Close Brothers sells Gradus to management in £41m secondary buyout
Close Brothers Private Equity, the semi-captive buyout arm of the bank, has made more than three times its money with the sale of a contract interiors business to Bank of Scotland.
- Bank of Scotland funds £55m management buyout(3)
Bank of Scotland Corporate has made its second deal of the week, funding a £55 million management buyout of a furniture company.
- Bank of Scotland funds £55m management buyout(2)
Bank of Scotland Corporate has made its second deal of the week, funding a £55 million management buyout of a furniture company.
- Bank of Scotland funds £55m management buyout
Bank of Scotland Corporate has made its second deal of the week, funding a £55 million management buyout of a furniture company.
- Hutton Collins closes second fund on €570m
The mezzanine and preferred equity investor, founded by two former bankers, has proved its model to investors and raised twice as much as its 2004 debut.