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DIC creates private equity arm with $6bn assets(2)Dubai International Capital is restructuring its business to create a specific private equity arm as it looks to expand the company and its buyout arm over the next two years.
- DIC creates private equity arm with $6bn assets
Dubai International Capital is restructuring its business to create a specific private equity arm as it looks to expand the company and its buyout arm over the next two years.
- Buyout firms circle Land Rover and Jaguar(3)
Several private equity firms, including Cerberus Capital Management, Ripplewood Holdings and One Equity Partners, are reportedly looking at bids for car-maker Ford Motor Company’s two luxury UK marques, Land Rover and Jaguar.
- Buyout firms circle Land Rover and Jaguar(2)
Several private equity firms, including Cerberus Capital Management, Ripplewood Holdings and One Equity Partners, are reportedly looking at bids for car-maker Ford Motor Company’s two luxury UK marques, Land Rover and Jaguar.
- Buyout firms circle Land Rover and Jaguar
Several private equity firms, including Cerberus Capital Management, Ripplewood Holdings and One Equity Partners, are reportedly looking at bids for car-maker Ford Motor Company’s two luxury UK marques, Land Rover and Jaguar.
- Pan-African boom
As private equity in the MENA region shows spectacular signs of health, could the rest of the continent also experience a private equity boom? Toby Lewis reports.
- Blackstone waxes profitable about Tussauds(2)
Fresh from its $39 billion take-private of Equity Office Properties, Blackstone becomes the world’s second largest operator of tourist attractions and theme parks with a £1 billion deal to buy The Tussauds Group.
- DIC sings the blues as it fails to land Liverpool FC(2)
Dubai International Capital has withdrawn its proposed £450 million bid for Liverpool, English football’s most successful club side, after the board failed to agree to the terms of its buyout offer.
- Liverpool signs up to American dream(2)
Liverpool has become the third English football club to come under US ownership, after accepting a £470 million takeover bid from US private equity veteran Tom Hicks and compatriot George Gillett. The deal will help the club finance a new stadium.
- Vote now in our 2006 awards(2)
As the final week of voting for our Global Private Equity Awards 2006 begins, the competition is hotting up, with the industry preparing to reward the biggest winners of 2006.