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CVC brings in former RBS finance chiefFred Watt, who a year ago was set to work with Doughty Hanson on a publicly listed fund that never went ahead, has joined the European LBO house as chief operating officer.
- Doughty returns €350m in refinancing
Impress Group, a Dutch-based metal can producer created by Doughty Hanson in 1997, has been refinanced for €1bn after several acquisitions in the past six years.
- CVC nears €4bn ’side-car’ close
CVC Capital Partners is reportedly approaching a close for its ’side-car’ fund to bolster last year’s €6 billion fundraising, which was quickly outstripped by rival mega-funds.
- Doughty Hanson to raise €1bn listed fund
Doughty Hanson is reportedly to follow in the public market footsteps of KKR and Apollo Management and raise a buyout fund on Amsterdam Euronext.
- Doughty Hanson looks to Spain
The latest manager to launch a public fund is beefing up its continental European presence with a new office and hires in Madrid.
- Doughty Hanson strives for investor friendly €1bn public fund
The buyout firm is the third to turn to public investors for cash and hopes to stimulate investor appetite with an innovative structure mitigating the worst features of quoted private equity funds.
- Doughty Hanson in £100m dispute(3)
Bruce Roe, one of the original members of Doughty Hanson, is reportedly suing the UK-based buyout firm and its two founders because he believes accountant Price Waterhouse Coopers has undervalued his shares by £95 million.
- Doughty Hanson in £100m dispute(2)
Bruce Roe, one of the original members of Doughty Hanson, is reportedly suing the UK-based buyout firm and its two founders because he believes accountant Price Waterhouse Coopers has undervalued his shares by £95 million.
- Doughty Hanson in £100m dispute
Bruce Roe, one of the original members of Doughty Hanson, is reportedly suing the UK-based buyout firm and its two founders because he believes accountant Price Waterhouse Coopers has undervalued his shares by £95 million.
- Graphite raises £555m for investment
UK mid-market firm Graphite Capital has raised £475 million for its seventh fund and another £80 million for a co-investment fund, taking its total firepower to £555 million.