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  • WCAS books 3.1x on Matrix Medical Network
    Bailey McCann- 27 October 2014

    The company will sell to Providence Service Corporation for $400 million

  • WCAS exits GlobalCollect for €820m
    Bailey McCann- 1 October 2014

    Welsh, Carson, Anderson and Stowe will sell the e-payments provider to Ingenico Group

  • WCAS sells Peak 10 to GI Partners
    Bailey McCann- 30 June 2014

    Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe will sell technology company Peak 10 to GI Partners for $730 million.

  • GI Partners hits $2bn hard-cap
    Chelsea Stevenson- 24 April 2014

    The mid-market firm’s fourth fund beat its $1.5bn target.

  • GI Partners targets $1.5bn for Fund IV
    Graham Winfrey- 19 September 2013

    The mid-market firm has set a target below the size of its Fund III, which collected $1.9bn in 2009.

  • Friday Letter Back to the roots
    PEI Staff- 1 February 2013

    From hotel chains to wineries, private equity is still a great solution when family owners want out – even when there’s a credit crunch.

  • GI Partners in 5x exit to Baird
    Graham Winfrey- 17 January 2013

    The private equity and real estate firm has sold software company PC Helps Support to Baird Private Equity’s US buyout group. GI acquired the business in 2005 and helped grow sales by more than 90% during the holding period.

  • GI Partners triples money in healthcare exit
    Graham Winfrey- 17 January 2013

    The mid-market firm has sold Plum Healthcare after a six-year holding period, during which GI helped grow EBITDA at the nursing facility operator by 32%.

  • Carlyle and Hellman poised for $3.9bn take-private
    Sam Sutton- 6 January 2013

    The firms’ $3.9bn acquisition of Pharmaceutical Product Development will be one of the largest recent deals in a hot healthcare and pharmaceutical market.

  • Baird notches fourth healthcare exit
    Sam Sutton- 6 January 2013

    The firm’s sale of Medical Education Technologies to defense contractor CAE is its fourth exit from the healthcare industry this year.