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Kinder Morgan commences $2.3bn IPOThe offering is poised to become the largest-ever private equity-backed initial offering in the US market for a group of funds managed by Goldman Sachs, Highstar, The Carlyle Group and Riverstone Holdings.
- Kinder Morgan files $1.5bn IPO
Goldman Sachs, Carlyle Group, Highstar Capital and Riverstone Holdings took the pipeline and storage terminal operator private in a $22bn deal.
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- Macquarie Capital origination exec joins Alinda
Described by a former coworker as 'the relationship guy', Richard Klapow has left Macquarie Capital’s advisory arm in New York to join Alinda Capital Partners as a managing director, marking the third recent senior executive departure at Macquarie.
- Phoenix joins oil and gas boom
Phoenix Equity Partners is the latest buyout firm to turn to the oil and gas services sector as source of deal flow as activity slows in mature markets. As early as April this year, deal volume in the oil and gas sector had hit almost $10 billion (€6.4 billion) across 16 transactions.
- GPs pump capital into oil and gas
The sector continues to be a strong area of investment for private equity firms, driving 25 percent of deal volume in April this year - despite a contraction of investment in most other industries.
- Alinda nabs Citigroup infrastructure director
Kathie Painter will join the firm’s London office.
- Lehman targets $1bn for debut infrastructure fund
Goldman Sachs, currently raising $7.5bn for infrastructure, isn’t the only investment banking giant looking to capitalise on the increasingly popular asset class.
- AIG Highstar closes $3.5bn infrastructure fund(4)
AIG Highstar Capital’s third fund is four times the size of its predecessor, as investor interest in infrastructure continues to rise.
- AIG Highstar closes $3.5bn infrastructure fund(3)
AIG Highstar Capital’s third fund is four times the size of its predecessor, as investor interest in infrastructure continues to rise.