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Cognetas off the mark in MilanThe buyout of vending machine business Gruppo Argenta by Cognetas and Investitori Associati marks the former’s first Italian deal since launching a Milan office in September 2006.
- A leisurely approach to buyouts(2)
Amid reports that the Blackstone Group is considering a flotation of restaurant group Tragus, a new report reveals that private equity firms are now the most active investors in UK leisure property.
- A leisurely approach to buyouts
Amid reports that the Blackstone Group is considering a flotation of restaurant group Tragus, a new report reveals that private equity firms are now the most active investors in UK leisure property.
- GMG-Apax sweeten deal to win Emap
Trade buyer Guardian Media Group has helped push Apax's bid for Emap's business to business arm over the line, despite difficult market conditions.
- Philip Yea: Countdown to 2008
In the first of PEO's Countdown to 2008, which will run through December, Philip Yea, chief executive of Europe's largest quoted private equity group, gives his view on the year ahead.
- How’s your health?
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.
- CVC sells healthcare business to BUPA
BUPA, a UK healthcare group, has made a A$1.225bn acqusition of CVC's DCA Agedcare Group, just months after selling its portfolio of hospitals to Cinven, a UK buyout group.
- Credit crunch forces Apax to postpone Emap bid(3)
Apax Partners has reportedly been forced to postpone its bid for UK media business Emap while it struggles to find a bank prepared to underwrite the bid.
- Morgan Stanley strengthens for Europe buyout push(3)
Five years after spinning off its private equity business, Morgan Stanley has made another senior appointment as it prepares to launch a $6 billion global buyout fund.
- Credit crunch forces Apax to postpone Emap bid(2)
Apax Partners has reportedly been forced to postpone its bid for UK media business Emap while it struggles to find a bank prepared to underwrite the bid.