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Report: Cerberus eyes Chinese investmentsThe chairman of the New York-based alternative asset manager said the firm is building an operating team in China and downplayed problems with its Chrysler and GMAC deals.
- Report: Cerberus, Blackwater end talks
The secretive mega-buyout giant has reportedly been in ongoing negotiations with the controversial private security contractor.
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- WL Ross to pay $1bn for subprime mortgage servicing unit
Just months after Cerberus dropped its $800 million buyout of H&R Block’s Option One Mortgage Corporation, the distressed investment shop has agreed to purchase the company’s servicing unit for an even higher price.
- Cerberus offloading $700m of Austrian real estate(3)
The US investment firm that took over troubled Austrian bank Bawag-PSK in May is now selling a property package that belonged to its new acquisition.
- Cerberus offloading $700m of Austrian real estate(2)
The US investment firm that took over troubled Austrian bank Bawag-PSK in May is now selling a property package that belonged to its new acquisition.
- Rock prefers Virgin, WL Ross consortium(4)
A consortium led by Virgin Group and including WL Ross has tabled a preferred bid for struggling UK bank Northern Rock. The bid provides shareholders with a way to benefit from the upside of any turnaround.
- Rock prefers Virgin, WL Ross consortium(3)
A consortium led by Virgin Group and including WL Ross has tabled a preferred bid for struggling UK bank Northern Rock. The bid provides shareholders with a way to benefit from the upside of any turnaround.
- Rock prefers Virgin, WL Ross consortium(2)
A consortium led by Virgin Group and including WL Ross has tabled a preferred bid for struggling UK bank Northern Rock. The bid provides shareholders with a way to benefit from the upside of any turnaround.
- Report: Banks still stuck with Chrysler debt(4)
Wall Street banks this week reportedly failed to sell the remaining $4 billion-worth of Chrysler-related debt still on their books.