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Credit specialist Crescent taps ex-17Cap partner to lead GP financing strategyGregory Hardiman, who previously co-led 17Capital's US investment efforts, has been named managing director and head of GP-LP solutions at Crescent Capital.
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- Michigan tilts toward mid-market buyout funds
The US pension has also acquired stakes in mid-market debt funds on the secondaries market, documents from its latest investment committee meeting show.
- BDC seals final deal from Fund II
The small-cap arm of pan-European firm Bridgepoint has acquired residential activity centres Inspiring Learning.
- Crescent Capital takes control of Cardno
Crescent Capital upped its investment in the ASX-listed infrastructure firm without seeing the books and aims to undertake a turnaround.
- GTCR picks up 500m Callcredit
The Chicago-based firm has bought the UK company from current owner Vitruvian.
- Texas pension considers $1.1bn to alternatives
The $19.7bn Texas County & District Retirement System has given preliminary approval for $600m of commitments to private equity and another $575m to natural resources and debt funds.
- Florida pledges $700m to private equity
The $122.5bn pension system has committed to Ares Management, Warburg Pincus, RCP Advisors, AXA PE and Crescent Capital as it works to deploy $6bn over the next three years.
- Candover spin-out to sell safety company
Despite the global financial downturn and the chaos of the collapse of Candover, Capital Safety doubled its revenue since 2007. KKR agreed to buy the company for $1.12bn.