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Grovepoint invests in Israeli microalgae(2)The London-based firm, created in 2010 as a principal investor, hopes to tap the growing global appetite for health and nutrition products.
- Equistone books 2.5x return on Allied Glass
The firm has sold glass bottle company Allied Glass back to its original owner CBPE Capital for between £120m and £130m.
- Study: PE image problem critical
As private equity attracts more critical attention, it must do a better job of highlighting its positive impact on the wider economy to avoid further regulation, an Investec study suggests.
- Inside the GP: Keeping junior happy
GPs are having to find new ways to retain younger talent — from providing them with senior mentors, to loaning them money so they can invest in the funds they manage.
- Returning confidence to boost UK fundraising
Nearly nine out of 10 GPs expect to raise new funds over the next 24 months, recent research suggests – with 83% aiming for a vehicle as large as their previous one.
- Grovepoint invests in Israeli microalgae
The London-based firm, created in 2010 as a principal investor, hopes to tap the growing global appetite for health and nutrition products.
- CDC posts £223m return in 2012
The UK development finance institution, which made £169m worth of new commitments last year, has recently established a presence in the direct equity and debt investment realms.
- Leverage finance review: Europe's ongoing challenge
After a tough couple of years for the European institutional lending market, volumes are slowly creeping up again
- Investec bolsters acquisition finance team
The UK lender has hired former Lyceum Capital executive Grant Davidson as it targets the dearth of lenders for lower mid-market private equity businesses.
- Investec hires former Lloyds executive
The appointment of Paul Rablen in Investec’s acquisition finance team comes as the UK-listed bank is seeing increased deal flow as senior bank debt availability for UK lower mid-market companies remains scarce.