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  • Investcorp hires fundraising chief
    Amanda Janis- 5 January 2013

    The Bahrain-headquartered investment firm has hired former Morley Fund managing director and Morgan Stanley executive James Tanner as its placement chief, a role previously filled by retiring Investcorp veteran Zahid Zakiuddin.

  • Colony closes debt fund on $900m
    Zoe Hughes- 5 January 2013

    The Los Angeles-based private equity real estate firm spent one month raising capital for its distressed credit fund, raising a total of $900m from existing investors. The fund is expected to invest in distressed property debt and operating companies with strong real estate components.

  • Investcorp income plummets, fundraising soars
    Suzanne Weinstock- 4 January 2013

    The Middle East- and London-based investment manager has reported its second strongest year even as net income declined and the pace of private equity deals slowed.

  • Wellspring registers Dave & Buster’s for $170m IPO
    Matt Levin- 4 January 2013

    The arcade and dining franchise will use the fresh capital to pay down debt, roughly two years after Wellspring purchased the company in a $375m take-private. Wellspring will retain a controlling interest in the company.

  • Investcorp buys Italian pump and valve maker
    PEI Staff- 4 January 2013

    The Middle East firm is buying CEME Group from Barclays Private Equity in a mid-market secondary buyout. Management is rolling over its investment.

  • Publicis acquires Kekst and Co.
    Jennifer Harris- 4 January 2013

    All of Kekst’s private equity clients, which include KKR, General Atlantic and Warburg Pincus, will stay with the firm.

  • Report: Apollo launches European property debt drive
    Robin Marriott- 4 January 2013

    Apollo Real Estate is the latest firm to join the recent swathe of property investors in Europe setting up a debt fund.

  • KKR crescendo
    PEI Staff- 4 January 2013

    For most of its 30 years in business, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts has been a dominant force in the private equity market. Following some intense introspection and retooling in the late 1990s, the New York-based firm is poised to again become the industry's heavyweight champion as it expands product lines, offices and head count around the world. David Snow takes a measure of the firm that invented, and reinvented, the big buyout.

  • Blackstone sells €242m German glass maker stake
    Toby Lewis- 4 January 2013

    The publicly traded US firm has exited its remaining stake in Gerresheimer after the share price has fallen off its initial public offering level last year.

  • GMT reaps return from credit information company
    Toby Lewis- 4 January 2013

    GMT’s sale of Finland’s largest credit information company to Investcorp provides the first exit for the communications specialist’s €350 million fund raised last year.