Cerberus Capital Management overview
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Cerberus: ‘European real estate a key focus’
New York-based Cerberus Capital Management says it sees opportunity in the region as it strikes its third significant Euro deal in the past five months.
Cerberus to sell Chrysler Financial for $6.3bn
Cerberus Capital Management plans to sell Chrysler Financial to Canada’s TD Bank Group for $6.3bn in an all-cash buyout.
Lubert-Adler, Cerberus, Sun named in Mervyns' lawsuit
The US department store, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in July, has filed a lawsuit against its buyers, including funds controlled by Lubert-Adler, Cerberus Capital and Sun Capital, alleging the firms stripped it of its real estate assets in order to leverage the buyout.
GMAC sells mortgages to SilverLeaf at 82% discount
The private equity firm has purchased 321 single family loans for with a face value of $28m for $4.9m from Cerberus Capital Management-backed GMAC.
Report: Shinsei and Aozora near merger
Japan's Shinsei and Aozora banks, in which JC Flowers and Cerberus Capital Management hold major stakes respectively, are reported to be nearing a union.
US tells Chrysler to find a partner or lose future funding
The government’s auto industry task force rejected a restructuring plan put forth by Cerberus Capital Management-backed Chrysler as part of its government bailout. The task force said a quick restructuring in bankruptcy may be the company's best chance for survival.
Sun Capital-backed Mervyns to liquidate
Department store Mervyns, bought in 2004 by Cerberus Capital Management and Sun Capital Partners for $1.2bn, will liquidate after filing for bankruptcy protection in July.
Cerberus Capital Management contact information
Offices
875 Third Avenue, 10th Floor, New York, 10022, United StatesContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
Key Contact Mr. Greg Gordon | Job titleSenior Managing Director, Investor Relations and Associate General Counsel | LocationNew York, United States | Email  ---------- |
| Mr. Alexander Benjamin | Job titleChief Operating Officer, Chief Legal Officer, and Senior Managing Director | LocationNew York, United States | Email -------- |
| Mr. Frank Bruno | Job titleChief Executive Officer, Chief Investment Officer, and Senior Managing Director, Cerberus Capital Florida | LocationMiami, United States | Email ------- |
| Mr. Keith Chernoff | Job titleChief Operating Officer of Global Real Estate and Managing Director, Cerberus Capital Management | LocationNew York, United States | Email ----------- |
Cerberus Capital Management funds managed
Funds in market: 6
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Closed funds: 18
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Private equity and healthcare: a bitter pill to swallow?
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Side Letter: Carried interest 'baloney'; Triton's GP-led bellwether; Sentinel's $5bn targets
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Ex-Eaton boss joins former colleagues at Thrive Alts
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Eaton recruits ex-MVision MD to replace outgoing Hong Kong boss
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Side Letter: Brookfield's $25bn cut-off; Mubadala's GP-led; Lazard's new fundraiser
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Eaton Partners loses all senior staff in Shanghai
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L Catterton taps Rede exec for top Europe IR role – updated
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Covid-19 hastens exodus of Asia’s placement agents
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