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- GSC's Vanden Beukel resurfaces at CD&R
The European mezzanine veteran will evaluate credit opportunities for Clayton, Dubilier & Rice.
- LBO France to raise debut credit fund
Fresh from raising nearly €1bn for its eighth mid-cap fund, the French private equity firm is aligning itself to take advantage of market dislocation. It is also raising its third small-cap fund.
- LBO France to raise third small-cap fund
The oldest buyout firm in France will go to market in January to raise the successor to its €150m small-cap fund raised in 2006. Meanwhile, its latest mid-market fund, reportedly targeting €1.2bn, will close before the end of the year.
- Pechel closes Fund III on €165m
The French growth investor has closed its third fund after eight months in the market. About 60 percent of the commitments came from existing investors.
- LBO France makes 4x return
Qatari Diar fended off two French trade bidders and an unnamed Russian private equity suitor to complete the tertiary buyout of technology systems company Cegelec from LBO France.
- Carlyle takes top spot with €5.35bn European fund(4)
David Rubenstein’s fundraising machine has marched to the top of the fundraising pile with Carlyle’s latest European fund taking its global firepower to almost $25 billion.
- Carlyle takes top spot with €5.35bn European fund(3)
David Rubenstein’s fundraising machine has marched to the top of the fundraising pile with Carlyle’s latest European fund taking its global firepower to almost $25 billion.
- Carlyle takes top spot with €5.35bn European fund(2)
David Rubenstein’s fundraising machine has marched to the top of the fundraising pile with Carlyle’s latest European fund taking its global firepower to almost $25 billion.
- Carlyle takes top spot with €5.35bn European fund
David Rubenstein’s fundraising machine has marched to the top of the fundraising pile with Carlyle’s latest European fund taking its global firepower to almost $25 billion.