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Eaton hires CapDyn exec as Europe co-headThe firm hired Olav Konig (pictured) to co-head the London office, and Christopher Maduri, who has real estate and infrastructure fundraising experience, in California.
- SCM pair spins out to launch natural resources fund
Marcel Kaufmann and Christoph Künzle, two executives at Swiss asset manager Strategic Capital Management (SCM), have spun out to form Advanta Capital.
- Hamilton Lane expands London team
The global investment advisor has added Jim Strang, former head of fund investment at Dunedin Capital Partners, as a principal in London.
- PCG AM’s management to spin out
Mitsubishi Corporation, which has had a 15-year relationship with PCG, is buying out founder Chris Bower’s stake in the private equity consulting business.
- EQT prepares next exit after €4.75bn fund close
As the firm toasts one of the biggest European final fund closes since the collapse of Lehman Brothers, EQT is hard at work planning its next exit: the sale of Danish business KMD.
- CapDyn's Brazil head moves to Hamilton Lane
Hamilton Lane has opened an office in Rio de Janeiro led by Felipe Caldas, who last year had been named Capital Dynamics' Brazil head. Former CapDyn executive Ricardo Silva also joins him.
- AI Capital raises Asian secondaries fund
The Japanese fund of funds manager is in the market for a third Asian vehicle targeting secondaries opportunities in the region. It has a target commitment of up to $200m.
- CapDyn duo to go it alone
Christian Diller (pictured) and Marco Wulff have formed Montana Capital Partners to provide private equity investors with risk and investment management services.
- Capital Dynamics in US solar deal
The Swiss fund-of-funds manager is acquiring Pennsylvania solar energy projects from US developer Tangent Energy Solutions. Capital Dynamics also agreed to fund future projects developed by Tangent.
- PEI Awards winners find success in uncertain times
During December, thousands of private equity industry participants in more than 50 countries took the time to think about which firms, advisors and transactions truly stood out from the rest in 2010. They voted in our annual PEI Awards readers’ poll, the results of which were revealed this week and highlight the fact that the brightest firms in the industry have flourished despite challenging conditions.