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Bulk of Hands’ wealth is in EMIThe private equity giant has personally invested about '60 to 70%’ of his net worth in foundering EMI. Hands’ at-times emotional testimony described his decision to sue a former friend as ‘a difficult thing’.
- Interview: Much to play for
In his first in-depth interview since assuming the managing partner role, Hugh Langmuir explains why Cinven won’t be mimicking some of its large-cap peers.
- TPG poaches ops trio from Cerberus
A team of three operations professionals led by Curt Miller will work on procurement for TPG portfolio companies.
- Cerberus-backed LNR pursues $400m restructuring plan
LNR Property will launch a $400m rights offering to recapitalise its business. The firm, the parent company of the largest special servicer in the US, LNR Partners, has engaged Goldman Sachs and Bank of America Merrill Lynch for a new $445m loan which, together with the rights offering, will refinance a $868m senior loan.
- Fortress to buy loan servicer from Caisse de dépôt
Apollo and Centerbridge reportedly lost out to Fortress for the US’ second-largest special servicer, which was expected to fetch $200m.
- Shinsei, Aozora call off merger
JC Flowers-backed Shinsei Bank and Cerberus-owned Aozora Bank have terminated a merger agreement they signed in July 2009.
- Cerberus agrees $1.5bn deal for defense contractor
The firm has agreed to acquire DynCorp International, which runs police training operations in Iraq.
- BLUEPRINT: Inside ADIA
It is no secret that the emirate of Abu Dhabi controls arguably the largest sovereign wealth fund in the world. Less well known are the ambitions and formidable human resources that the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority is developing for real estate investment. PERE was recently afforded an exclusive access-all-areas tour and briefing on the evolving strategy of one of the world’s most capital-rich property investors. PERE Magazine, March 2010 issue.
- PERE Awards 2009: Global winners
Thousands of PERE readers voted for the individuals, firms and organisations they thought stood out from the crowd in 2009. Here we present the global winners.
- Report: Quadrangle focuses on Asia
The US-based firm has reportedly closed its London office and intends to increase its presence in Asia.