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Ham Lane, PCG in battle for Oregon(2)Two private equity advisory firms, Hamilton Lane and Pacific Corporate Group, are the finalists in Oregon’s search for a new consultant, following heavy turnover at PCG.
- KKR, CVC consolidate European waste sector(2)
The two buyout firms are creating one of Europe’s largest waste management companies offering everything from collection and treatment of waste to recycling and consultancy.
- Battle lines drawn for $15bn Dominion auction(2)
Private equity heavyweights are lining up to compete with trade players for the oilfield assets of Dominion, a US energy group, as the industry continues to target upstream energy assets.
- CCMP, Goldman in $6.4bn hospitals deal(2)
The two private equity firms have teamed up to take private Texas-based hospital operator Triad Hospitals.
- Industry comes together to launch charitable foundation(2)
The Private Equity Foundation, a new initiative designed to help the industry co-ordinate its charitable giving, launched in London last night.
- Retail buyout targets enjoy mixed fortunes(2)
UK retailers that rejected private equity advances in 2006 have failed to flourish on the public market.
- Public-to-privates crucial to industry’s success(2)
In the week it emerged that UK retailer Sainsbury’s is the latest high-profile public company being targeted by private equity, new research shows that a record number of take-private deals were the biggest single source of the industry’s growth in the last 12 months.
- Ham Lane, PCG in battle for Oregon(2)
Two private equity advisory firms, Hamilton Lane and Pacific Corporate Group, are the finalists in Oregon’s search for a new consultant, following heavy turnover at PCG.
- Buyout firms in $50bn fundraising bonanza(2)
Blackstone, KKR and Terra Firma are set to raise fund vehicles totalling nearly $50 billion in the coming weeks.
- Washington pledges $500m toward KKR’s first Asia buyout fund(2)
Washington State Investment Board has given a preliminary pledge to commit $500 million toward Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co’s first Asia-dedicated buyout fund.