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  • Quilvest hires former 3i operating partner
    Yolanda Bobeldijk- 7 April 2015

    Michel Maupu bring experience in the agri-food, chemicals, equipment and consumer sectors

  • Exclusive: Perceva nears final close
    Yolanda Bobeldijk- 7 May 2014

    The Paris-based turnaround firm could raise as much as €400m for its second fund.

  • Perceva invests in French florist
    Yolanda Bobeldijk- 19 September 2013

    Following the investment in Monceau Fleurs Group, Perceva’s maiden fund which closed on €150 million in January 2011, is now approximately 80 percent deployed.

  • Butler spin-out raises €150m debut fund
    Toby Mitchenall- 5 January 2013

    Perceva Capital, led by former Butler partner Jean-Louis Grevet, has attracted funding from LPs including Adams Street, Nomura and Caisse des Dépôts.

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    PEI Staff- 5 January 2013

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  • PAI founder joins French distressed investment firm
    Toby Mitchenall- 5 January 2013

    Lise Nobre has joined Parisian turnaround specialist Butler Capital, owner of Paris St Germain football club.

  • Butler Capital spin-out launches
    PEI Staff- 4 January 2013

    Perceva Capital looks to capitalise on the turnaround opportunities created by a deteriorating global economy.

  • Butler recruits to seize crunch opportunities
    Toby Lewis- 4 January 2013

    The French special situations firm has made two senior hires following the departure of two employees to form rival firm Perceva Capital.

  • Colony Capital ups stake in Paris Saint-Germain
    Robin Marriott- 4 January 2013

    Taking its ownership in the French football team to 62.5 percent is a sign of its long term ambition for the club, says the Los Angeles-based firm.

  • Colony seals biggest ever African buyout
    Jo Nash- 4 January 2013

    US private equity firm Colony Capital has agreed to buy oil refining and distribution company Tamoil from the Libyan government for €4 billion. It is the biggest private equity deal to date for an African-owned company – trumping Bain Capital’s $3.5 billion buyout of Edgars in February.