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  • Firms stay busy during holiday ‘break’
    Matthieu Favas- 21 September 2013

    There was no rest for several firms during the holidays that spent the allegedly ‘slow’ final week of the year closing landmark acquisitions and exits.

  • Lion Capital exposed to UK’s horsemeat scandal
    Yolanda Bobeldijk- 21 September 2013

    After withdrawing its beef lasagne products on Monday, it has been confirmed that the products from Findus Group, one of Lion’s portfolio companies, contain horse meat.

  • EQT acquires itslearning
    Matthieu Favas- 21 September 2013

    The investment is likely to be the last by the firm’s Expansion Capital Fund II, a 2007 vintage now close to 80% invested.

  • Five executives leave Montagu
    Yolanda Bobeldijk- 21 September 2013

    The firm has lost a group of executives in recent months, including Montagu's head of investment activity in Germany Peter Kroha and industry veteran Alex Shinder, who spent 20 years at the firm.

  • Five Minutes with Jan Kühl
    Yolanda Bobeldijk- 21 September 2013

    Polaris Private Equity’s managing partner Jan Kühl talks to PEI about the investment climate in Scandinavia.

  • EQT expands into Benelux
    Yolanda Bobeldijk- 21 September 2013

    The appointment of Kristiaan Nieuwenburg comes as the Swedish firm plans to establish ‘a significant local presence in the region’.

  • Montagu lands 3.5x return on airfield lighting business
    Yolanda Bobeldijk- 21 September 2013

    The UK-based firm has agreed to sell ADB Solutions to PAI Partners in a deal understood to be between €200m and €250m.

  • PEI Awards: Carlyle and Partners Group win big
    Graham Winfrey- 21 September 2013

    The results are in: Carlyle and Partners Group claimed top prizes in multiple categories, with groups including Apollo, Landmark, Actis, Navis and EQT also proving themselves as standout players.

  • EQT creates $1bn cross-border expansion fund
    Clare Burrows- 20 September 2013

    The Sweden-based private equity firm has merged two of its vehicles to create a platform to expand businesses between Asia and Europe.

  • AXA, BC in second round for Ista
    Matthieu Favas- 20 September 2013

    A number of buyout firms are reportedly preparing follow-on bids for the private equity-owned metering company, as part of an auction process that could reach €3bn.