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- CCMP closes ‘debut’ fund on $3.4bn(4)
JP Morgan spin-out CCMP Capital has closed its first global fund, which will focus on buyout and growth equity opportunities.
- GIP acquires Argentinian container terminal operator
Credit Suisse- and General Electric-backed Global Infrastructure Partners has purchased a second add-on for its global ports platform.
- CCMP closes ‘debut’ fund on $3.4bn(3)
JP Morgan spin-out CCMP Capital has closed its first global fund, which will focus on buyout and growth equity opportunities.
- Flowers off hook, Blackstone may abandon Alliance
US student lender Sallie Mae will accept a $30 billion refinancing in lieu of a JC Flowers-led buyout. Meanwhile, Blackstone has told Alliance Data it does not think the company can meet closing conditions for a $6.43 billion acquisition.
- Jordan raises $3.6bn for second fund
The middle market vehicle easily passed its $2.5 billion target, and more than triples Jordan’s capital under management.
- Denham recruits ex-Nomura head for London push(4)
Denham Capital Management is the latest US power industry investor to set up a London office, after recruiting the former head of energy at Japanese bank Nomura International Louis van Pletsen.
- CCMP closes ‘debut’ fund on $3.4bn(2)
JP Morgan spin-out CCMP Capital has closed its first global fund, which will focus on buyout and growth equity opportunities.
- BC Partners closes $16.5bn Intelsat deal
The European buyout firm has renegotiated the financing terms of the deal signed in June despite its highly leveraged and aggressively structured package.
- Kaupthing drops €3bn NIBC acquisition
US buyout firm JC Flowers has been unable to sell the Dutch bank, despite agreeing a deal in August. The cancelled deal may dampen Flowers’ interest in UK bank Northern Rock and UK insurer Friends Provident.
- Ventizz breaks target to raise €450m
German firm Ventizz Capital Partners has raised its latest mid-market technology buyout fund 50 percent oversubscribed. The fund was more than triple the size of the firm’s previous effort.