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Kelso buys sub-prime company(2)

London-based buyout firm Kelso Place Asset Management has bought UK sub-prime mortgage lender TML Financial Solutions, a subsidiary of Kensington Group, for an undisclosed sum.

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Kelso buys sub-prime company

London-based buyout firm Kelso Place Asset Management has bought UK sub-prime mortgage lender TML Financial Solutions, a subsidiary of Kensington Group, for an undisclosed sum.

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Deal round-up 05/04/02

Kelso Place acquires Sepura; Sun Capital acquires Rexam division

Kelso Place Asset Management funds managed

Closed funds: 2

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Close dateDec 2009
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Close dateNov 2006
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Equistone in £250m cloud network deal

The investment funds a bolt-on acquisition for MDNX from LDC, with Equistone becoming the majority owner in the newly-formed group.

Kelso’s Nicole Farhi goes into administration

The luxury fashion brand is the third UK private equity-backed retailer to collapse in recent weeks.

Friday Letter: Turnaround and face the music

It seems safe to say that when Michael Sherwood, co-chief executive of Goldman Sachs and one of Europe’s pre-eminent investment bankers, and Jonathan Green, a retired hedge fund manager, are betting the family money on a turnaround fund, then two things must be true.

Kelso raises £100m for turnarounds

The turnaround-focused UK firm has attracted institutional capital for the first time and beaten its £75m fund target.

Kelso earns 4x in partial exit

The trade sale of one division of building and energy control systems company i2S nets Kelso around £10m.

The turnaround specialist

Douglas MacDonald of The MacDonald Partnership has worked hard to promote the provision of finance to ailing UK companies. Here he tells Andy Thomson that the growing phenomenon of ‘debt forgiveness’ is creating a culture more conducive to business rescues.