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Apollo files $418m IPO, private shares down 42%Apollo will debut on the NYSE, despite co-founder Leon Black's reservations about being in the public 'fish bowl'.
- South Korean pension to invest in $7bn TPG fund
The head of Korea’s largest pension fund has told PEO it is close to committing $300 million to a TPG distressed investment fund as it seeks to increase private equity allocations.
- China draws plans for domestic PE regulation
The China Securities Regulatory Commission has taken steps to give the country’s securities firms access to the private equity market, as China continues to formalise its regulation of domestic private equity.
- SAY YOU, SAY FEE(2)
SAY YOU, SAY FEE 2007-10-01 Staff Writer LIONEL RICHIE'S “HELLO”SUBLIMINAL CARLYLE MESSAGEI've been alone with you inside my mind …Our fundraising team has identified you as a prospect, but not yet established a relationship.And in my dreams I've kissed your lips a thousand times …We would welcome the opport
- Apax closes in on European record
The buyout fund could set a European record, as a parallel fundraising from employees nears completion. Rival CVC Capital Partners is also hard on the heels of record holder Permira.
- Boots post-buyout accounts reveal £1.55bn dividend(4)
A document published before the accounts released today showed Stefano Pessina, Boots’ executive chairman and the manager at the centre of Kohlberg Kravis Roberts’ take-private, would reap £600 million from the delisting.
- Carlyle recruits European investment banker(4)
The Carlyle Group, the global investment firm, has expanded its European buyout team with Norbert Reis joining from Credit Suisse to cover the German and Austrian markets.
- Carlyle recruits European investment banker(3)
The Carlyle Group, the global investment firm, has expanded its European buyout team with Norbert Reis joining from Credit Suisse to cover the German and Austrian markets.
- Boots post-buyout accounts reveal £1.55bn dividend(3)
A document published before the accounts released today showed Stefano Pessina, Boots’ executive chairman and the manager at the centre of Kohlberg Kravis Roberts’ take-private, would reap £600 million from the delisting.