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Fine for nowFundraising is proceeding at a fair clip amid signs that even the larger funds are still in favour. It is clear that investors are keeping the faith. But will they do so indefinitely, asks Andy Thomson?
- Realisations drive Standard Life gains(4)
Standard Life European Private Equity Trust has seen an increase in net asset value, though its chairman says problems in the global credit markets will mean a quieter period for draw-downs and distributions.
- CVC continues international consolidation of postal services
The European buyout firm is becoming a junior partner in the merger of the Swedish and Danish postal services alongside their respective governments. It said it is prepared to hold its investment for another five years or more.
- Realisations drive Standard Life gains(3)
Standard Life European Private Equity Trust has seen an increase in net asset value, though its chairman says problems in the global credit markets will mean a quieter period for draw-downs and distributions.
- Darwin on target as team grows
The start-up firm is enjoying momentum in its debut fundraising, while building out the team.
- Report: Blackstone, CVC may bid for pub chain
Mitchells & Butlers may get a bid from the private equity consortium to counter an offer from its rival, Punch Taverns.
- Realisations drive Standard Life gains(2)
Standard Life European Private Equity Trust has seen an increase in net asset value, though its chairman says problems in the global credit markets will mean a quieter period for draw-downs and distributions.
- CVC sets record with €12.1bn fund
CVC, led by chairman Michael Smith, has raised Europe’s largest-ever private equity fund in spite of credit market problems making larger buyouts difficult to achieve.
- Three Delta drops Sainsbury’s bid after Qatari talks(4)
Three Delta has withdrawn its bid for Sainsbury’s citing the problems in the credit markets and an equity increase demanded by the UK supermarket’s pension trustees.
- Failed deals top $200bn this year(4)
The value of cancelled deals globally has broken the $200 billion mark in 2007, easily surpassing last year’s total.