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- Private equity-backed companies turn to PIK
A report from Moody's Corporate Finance reveals an increase in private equity-backed companies that are electing to use their payment-in-kind option to make interest payments.
- CRIME PAYS
With its recent acquisition of a steel products manufacturer, Sentinel Capital Partners has e ntered the lucrative US market for prison-related industries.
- 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.
- Crestview to acquire surgical facility operator for $637m(2)
New York-based Crestview Partners, a Goldman Sachs spin-out, has agreed to acquire Symbion, a US operator of short stay surgical facilities, for $637 million.
- London shops go large in New York(2)
CVC, 3i and BC Partners all have recently opened up major new offices in New York City, indicating the growing global influence of UK-based private equity franchises.
- Crestview to acquire surgical facility operator for $637m
New York-based Crestview Partners, a Goldman Sachs spin-out, has agreed to acquire Symbion, a US operator of short stay surgical facilities, for $637 million.
- London shops go large in New York
CVC, 3i and BC Partners all have recently opened up major new offices in New York City, indicating the growing global influence of UK-based private equity franchises.
- Crestview makes automotive investment
The New York-based firm has decided to appoint Ford Motor Company veteran Sir Nick Scheele as the chairman of the board of Key Safety Systems.
- Hellman & Friedman invests in turnaround advisor
In one of two private equity investments in a professional services firm announced today, the San Francisco-based Hellman & Friedman will take a majority interest of AlixPartners along with the firm’s management.
- Crestview to buy Munder for $302m
Private equity firm Crestview Partners, in an unusual intramural move, has reached a deal to acquire bank Comerica’s investment management firm Munder Capital for $302m.