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  • Morgan Stanley to buy $750m worth of Hilton Hotels
    Robin Marriott- 3 January 2013

    The Wall Street bank’s real estate arm is reportedly buying 10 European hotels as it ramps up exposure to the global hospitality sector.

  • Cinven buys €1bn French retail business from AXA
    Jo Nash- 3 January 2013

    Cinven has paid a reported €1 billion for Modamax, the holding company behind European retailer Camaïeu, which was previously owned by French buyout firm AXA Private Equity.

  • Blackstone, EQT and Rubenstein take top spots
    PEI Staff- 3 January 2013

    The Blackstone Group has won the Editors’ Award for best large buyout firm of the year in Private Equity International’s Global Private Equity Awards. David Rubenstein, The Carlyle Group’s co-founder picked up the Editors’ Award for personality of the year, while EQT, the Nordic champion, won best mid-market firm.

  • OPENED & CLOSED
    PEI Staff- 3 January 2013
  • EQT partners buy back 36 percent of management company
    PEI Staff- 3 January 2013

    EQT’s partners have bought out a large stake in their management company previously owned by Investor, as the firm looks to take more control of its own destiny.

  • EQT snaps up Danish medical company
    Jo Nash- 3 January 2013

    Northern European private equity firm EQT has bought Dako, a Danish cancer diagnostics company, for DKK 7.3 billion (€980 million).

  • Apax makes it three big exits with CBR sale
    James Taylor- 3 January 2013

    Apax Partners has continued its string of recent exit successes by selling CBR, a German fashion retailer it co-owned with Cinven, to Swedish buyout firm EQT.

  • EQT becomes largest hotel owner in Nordic region
    PEI Staff- 3 January 2013

    EQT, the regional buyout firm, has bought Scandic Hotels from Hilton Hotels helping the US group reduce its debt.

  • EQT closes China fund on $545m(3)
    PEI Staff- 3 January 2013

    The Nordic firm is fast transforming itself into a alternative asset powerhouse with mezzanine and special situation funds to complement its buyout business and has underlined its territorial expansion with a second China fund.

  • EQT closes China fund on $545m(2)
    PEI Staff- 3 January 2013

    The Nordic firm is fast transforming itself into a alternative asset powerhouse with mezzanine and special situation funds to complement its buyout business and has underlined its territorial expansion with a second China fund.