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BVCA head says Walker report will go internationalSimon Walker has supported growing momentum to make the transparency reforms apply beyond the UK shortly after PEO revealed they currently affect only 32 portfolio companies.
- Report: Blackstone, CVC may bid for pub chain
Mitchells & Butlers may get a bid from the private equity consortium to counter an offer from its rival, Punch Taverns.
- Making Walker matter
Just 32 companies will produce Walker-compliant reports. Is this enough, asks Nicholas Lockley.
- Walker criteria encompass 32 portfolio companies
The UK-centric large buyout focus of the Walker Report means only a limited number of portfolio companies have to comply. Moves are afoot to take the transparency reforms further.
- Cinven buyout third largest secondary since crunch(4)
Cinven has carried out the third largest secondary transaction since the credit market difficulties began, acquiring Coor Service Management. The seller, 3i, doubled turnover and profits at Coor over three years.
- Tchenguiz, PE eye pub chain
A day after pub operator Mitchells & Butlers revealed losses of £422m, the property tycoon is reportedly looking to team with Apax, Cinven, CVC or Permira in an effort to grab the chain.
- Cinven buyout third largest secondary since crunch(3)
Cinven has carried out the third largest secondary transaction since the credit market difficulties began, acquiring Coor Service Management. The seller, 3i, doubled turnover and profits at Coor over three years.
- A public affair
The IPO of Conversus Capital was yet another successful overlap of the private equity secondary market and the public market. David Snow reports.
- Cinven buyout third largest secondary since crunch(2)
Cinven has carried out the third largest secondary transaction since the credit market difficulties began, acquiring Coor Service Management. The seller, 3i, doubled turnover and profits at Coor over three years.
- How’s your health?(4)
As buyout firms attempt to vaccinate themselves against the numerous viruses floating around the financial system, are they wise to be investing in healthcare, asks Andy Thomson.