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KKR: Green initiative saves $160mThe firm will continue to expand the programme to other portfolio companies, looking for ways to cut emissions and waste.
- KKR to launch ESG report
The firm will publish details of its ESG programme by year's end, European head Johannes Huth told delegates Thursday at a PEI conference in London.
- Warts and all
To ensure the continued flow of capital commitments, private equity firms must assume the role of teacher when approaching institutions – and not sugarcoat the facts, writes Christopher Witkowsky.
- NEA, GTI invest in Indian healthcare provider
GTI Group and New Enterprise Associates have reportedly invested $16m in Nova Medical Healthcare Centres to fund the company's expansion.
- Healthscope receives two new bids
KKR and CVC have reportedly submitted a joint A$1.84bn bid for the Australian hospital operator, which has already received another takeover bid from a separate private equity consortium.
- LPs struggle to track GP succession plans
Some brand name private equity firms have set succession plans in motion, while others have yet to unveil future leadership structures.
- Shop talk
In discussion with the Washington State Investment Board, KKR co-founder George Roberts decried quarterly private equity reporting and stood up for the bankers.
- The ones to call
Flip through consumer, retail or healthcare pitchbooks and you’ll be sure to find career investment bankers touting 25 or 30 years of experience in their sector. But infrastructure is a relatively new vertical for most banks, and experienced advisors can be hard to come by. When you do your research of who is who in infrastructure M&A work, the following ten names are bound to pop up. We present them here in alphabetical order*
- Still turning Japanese
KKR and Permira have made some senior level personnel changes in recent months, as their endeavours to crack the tough Japanese buyout market continue, writes Yvette Choo.
- Firms form healthcare trade group
TPG, KKR, Apax and Bain are just some of the 40 private equity firms that make up the Chicago-based association for private equity firms that invest in healthcare.