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Bridgepoint gets Tan for Polish pushUK buyout firm Bridgepoint Capital has opened a new office in Poland and recruited Khai Tan from Advent International to run it.
- NCP and Macquarie pull out of Apcoa bidding
Eurazeo, Bridgepoint and TDR are reportedly leading the chase for Apcoa, the Investcorp-backed car park company, after NCP and Macquarie dropped out.
- Bridgepoint to cash in from Safestore float
Bridgepoint Capital is set for a bumper gain when it floats Safestore, the UK’s largest self-storage provider, on the London Stock Exchange next month. It also plans to retain a “significant shareholding”.
- Vote now in our 2006 awards
As the final week of voting for our Global Private Equity Awards 2006 begins, the competition is hotting up, with the industry preparing to reward the biggest winners of 2006.
- Bridgepoint closes two deals in five days
Bridgepoint has completed two deals in five days, selling a Nordic care company to a private equity fund and a pumping business to a global technology corporation.
- Crosby joins advisory committee at Bridgepoint
Bridgepoint, a European mid-market private equity firm, has bolstered its European advisory committee with the appointment of Sir James Crosby, former chief executive officer of HBOS.
- Allianz exits Four Seasons for £1.4bn
Allianz Capital Partners has sold UK care homes provider Four Seasons Healthcare to an investment fund of the Qatar Investment Authority, despite interest from 3i and Terra Firma Capital Partners.
- Bridgepoint sells Capula in £30m secondary
Dunedin Capital Partners has backed a £30m secondary management buyout of Capula, an IT systems integrator acquired by Bridgepoint in September 2000.
- Charterhouse to reap £500m on Saga refinancing
Charterhouse is set to return £500 million to shareholders with a refinancing carried out by Merrill Lynch less than two years after acquiring the over-50s insurance and leisure group.
- Graphite Capital backs £86m NES buyout
Bridgepoint has made more than twice its money in the £86m secondary buyout of NES, a specialist recruitment firm, to Graphite Capital.