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Hellman & Friedman taps Intuit exec(3)San Francisco-based Hellman & Friedman is furthering the trend for private equity firms to hire partners with operations backgrounds.
- Hellman & Friedman taps Intuit exec(2)
San Francisco-based Hellman & Friedman is furthering the trend for private equity firms to hire partners with operations backgrounds.
- Hellman & Friedman taps Intuit exec
San Francisco-based Hellman & Friedman is furthering the trend for private equity firms to hire partners with operations backgrounds.
- Industry group opposes Senate bill(3)
The Private Equity Council has voiced its opposition to a recent US Senate bill that would cause publicly traded partnerships to be taxed as corporations.
- Hg makes 79% IRR on software exit to H&F(3)
London-based firm HgCapital has sold two software companies to US buyout firm Hellman & Friedman for an enterprise value of £500 million. The price is thought to represent a market multiple of four times.
- Industry group opposes Senate bill(2)
The Private Equity Council has voiced its opposition to a recent US Senate bill that would cause publicly traded partnerships to be taxed as corporations.
- Industry group opposes Senate bill
The Private Equity Council has voiced its opposition to a recent US Senate bill that would cause publicly traded partnerships to be taxed as corporations.
- Hg makes 79% IRR on software exit to H&F(2)
London-based firm HgCapital has sold two software companies to US buyout firm Hellman & Friedman for an enterprise value of £500 million. The price is thought to represent a market multiple of four times.
- Hg makes 79% IRR on software exit to H&F
London-based firm HgCapital has sold two software companies to US buyout firm Hellman & Friedman for an enterprise value of £500 million. The price is thought to represent a market multiple of four times.
- MDP in biggest asset manager buyout(3)
Chicago-based Madison Dearborn Partners has bought Nuveen Investments, the biggest manager of closed-ended mutual funds in the US, for $5.75 billion. The deal would be the biggest leveraged buyout of an asset manager to date.