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Cinven to file Walker reports for all portfolio companiesThe European buyout firm has gone beyond the Walker guidelines as it looks towards a global expansion into Asia and the US. These offices will be for investor relations purposes and for strengthening the portfolio.
- Carlyle takes Greek chemicals group private
The global alternative investment firm has sealed its first deal in Greece. It acquired a majority stake in Neochimiki from the public markets, in the latest of Carlyle’s investments in the chemicals sector.
- LP PROFILE - Washington State Investment Board
LP PROFILE 2007-03-01 Staff Writer Head office Tel: +1 360 956 46002100 Evergreen Park DriveFax: +1 360 956 4780P.O. Box 40916www.sib.wa.govOlympia, WA 98502USAASSETS / FUNDS UNDER MANAGEMENT$63 billionYEAR FIRST INVESTED IN PRIVATE EQUITY1981ALLOCATION TO PRIVATE EQUITY / ALTERNA
- BC Partners to bid for Kroll
The European buyout firm has teamed up with the security risk consultancy business’ former chairman as it looks to seal its first US deal since opening its New York office in February.
- Permira hires senior advisor in NYC
The UK-based private equity firm has hired Daniel Healy, formerly the CFO of a US regional bank, to support the expansion of the firm’s US business.
- Bidding begins for UK biofuels company
The alternative energy sector is proving increasingly attractive as oil prices soar.
- Blackstone appoints Turkish business luminary
Kemal Kaya, a leading figure in the Turkish banking world, has joined Blackstone, as buyout firms descend on the region.
- John Coyle joins Permira
Permira is boosting the bench of talents in its US office with one of the biggest names in sponsor coverage, as European mega-firms look to North American expansion.
- BC Partners expands New York office
The European buyout firm has recruited a pair of One Equity Partners’ founders to help set up a deal team for its New York office, shortly after completing the buyout of US satellite company Intelsat for $16.6 billion.
- Vitruvian closes on €925m
One of the most significant European buyout firms to launch in five years has made a compelling case to investors tired of megafunds to back Europe’s growth buyout segment.