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  • Cerberus Capital sets sights on China
    PEI Staff- 3 January 2013

    Cerberus Capital Management is planning to extend its Asia presence beyond Japan to China. A new office in Hong Kong is on the cards.

  • Gap stock surges amid buyout rumours(3)
    James Taylor- 3 January 2013

    The struggling US retailer see shares rise by 7% after reports that it is considering a sale.

  • Cerberus buys TV stations for $185m
    PEI Staff- 3 January 2013

    The New York-based distressed giant is buying seven US television stations from CBS Corporation.

  • Gap stock surges amid buyout rumours(2)
    James Taylor- 3 January 2013

    The struggling US retailer see shares rise by 7% after reports that it is considering a sale.

  • Gap stock surges amid buyout rumours
    James Taylor- 3 January 2013

    The struggling US retailer see shares rise by 7% after reports that it is considering a sale.

  • Ski bums
    PEI Staff- 3 January 2013

    This past summer, New York-based Fortress Investment Group purchased Intrawest, a Vancouver, British Columbia-based ski resort owner, while a Japanese conglomerate put its Alaskan resort on the block. Has the time come for a ski resort play? By Aaron Lovell.

  • Blackstone, Cerberus invest in shipping venture
    Dave Keating- 3 January 2013

    The two firms have invested $430 million in a $500 million joint venture with US Shipping Partners.

  • Cerberus not liable for GM pension plan
    Dave Keating- 3 January 2013

    The Cerberus-led consortium set to purchase GMAC will not be held liable for the troubled automaker’s pension obligations.

  • Cerberus emerges as a PE powerhouse
    Dave Keating- 31 December 2012

    Monday’s landmark GMAC acquisition has thrust the reconstituted hedge fund into the spotlight.

  • Militant private equity
    PEI Staff- 31 December 2012

    Bill Owen, the latest military-political figure to leave Washington for the world of alternative assets, is joining AEA Holdings to head up the firm’s growing Asia platform. By Aaron Lovell.