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LISTED PE: In Better shapeThe outlook for listed private equity is healthier than it has been for some time. So why aren’t more investors buying? And is there anything managers can do about it?
- Investcorp makes 8x on online payment business
CVC’s €600m purchase of Skrill comes just days after it invested €800m in Domestic and General and entered exclusive talks to acquire Campbell Soup's European business.
- Friday Letter A Better Way?
Better Capital, which is set up to make regular cash distributions to shareholders, is the only UK-listed private equity group to be trading at a premium. But that doesn't mean its peers should be trying harder to throw off cash.
- Cinven makes second pharma play with new fund
The London-headquartered firm has funded the acquisition of Amdipharm with capital from its fifth fund, which has now reached €4bn as it pursues a €5bn target.
- A Better way?
Better Capital, which is set up to make regular cash distributions to shareholders, is the only UK-listed private equity group to be trading at a premium. But that doesn't mean its peers should be trying harder to throw off cash.
- Golden Gate tests IPO window
Golden Gate portfolio company US Silica is expecting to raise around $243.5m for its public float, pricing the company between $16 and $18 per share.
- Eaton hires CapDyn exec as Europe co-head
The firm hired Olav Konig (pictured) to co-head the London office, and Christopher Maduri, who has real estate and infrastructure fundraising experience, in California.
- TPG hires Jefferies executive
Magnus Christensson, the European head of fund placement activities at Jefferies bank, is joining TPG Capital as a member of its European capital raising team.
- Eaton Partners hires Sagard exec as CFO
The placement agent has made several recent hires to expand its worldwide teams, including bringing in former Jefferies fundraiser Silvia Calvo-Alcala in London.
- Hicks-backed metals company files $175m IPO
Latrobe Specialty Metals, purchased for $250m in 2006 by Hicks Holdings and The Watermill Group, intends to trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol LAT.