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European investors embrace transparency, US counterparts remain scepticalDifferences remain between European and US investors, according to the latest research. The former also backed the re-emergence of European venture as opposed to their circumspect peers in the US.
- Pension Corporation postpones Telent bid for a week
Edmund Truell’s Pension Corporation has postponed its bid for ex-Marconi Telent by a week in response to the appointment of three independent trustees to the company’s pension board by the Pensions Regulator.
- Coller loses partner to rival Pantheon
Rudy Scarpa has left Coller Capital, the secondaries firm founded by Jeremy Coller (pictured), to open rival Pantheon’s New York office.
- BT pension affirms commitment to buyouts(3)
Hermes Private Equity has secured a £300m commitment for a new direct private equity fund from the BT Pension Scheme.
- BT pension affirms commitment to buyouts(2)
Hermes Private Equity has secured a £300m commitment for a new direct private equity fund from the BT Pension Scheme.
- BT pension affirms commitment to buyouts
Hermes Private Equity has secured a £300m commitment for a new direct private equity fund from the BT Pension Scheme.
- ICG: Bumper results may not last
The bumper results of three listed private equity vehicles suggest that the public markets remain positive about the asset class, although ICG chairman John Manser believes the coming year will see a downturn in performance.
- Truell consortium flips Threshers to Vision(3)
A consortium led by Edmund Truell has sold the operating businesses of UK retailers Threshers and BrightHouse to secondaries specialist Vision Capital, just two weeks after buying them. The £265 million sale will leave the consortium in control of the companies’ pension fund assets.
- Truell consortium flips Threshers to Vision(2)
A consortium led by Edmund Truell has sold the operating businesses of UK retailers Threshers and BrightHouse to secondaries specialist Vision Capital, just two weeks after buying them. The £265 million sale will leave the consortium in control of the companies’ pension fund assets.
- Truell consortium flips Threshers to Vision
A consortium led by Edmund Truell has sold the operating businesses of UK retailers Threshers and BrightHouse to secondaries specialist Vision Capital, just two weeks after buying them. The £265 million sale will leave the consortium in control of the companies’ pension fund assets.