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3i’s new shapeThe UK’s longest-running private equity investor is merging its two private equity departments, reshuffling management and preparing a move into the debt market.
- Breaking through the barrier
After a lacklustre 2009, the secondaries market is marking a return to (booming) business as usual.
- 3i mulls debt business, merges units
As part of a restructuring process, 25-year veteran and former head of buyouts Jonathan Russell is leaving the firm.
- Regulation gold rush?
Incoming regulations on both sides of the Atlantic are expected to fuel a global secondaries bonanza. Nicholas Donato and Toby Mitchenall ask whether the hype is justified.
- LDC investments climb to £250m in 2010
Troubled Icelandic fund KCAJ achieves a 3x multiple from the sale of outdoor clothing retailer Mountain Warehouse.
- Report: Oaktree eyes Irish housebuilder
The distressed investment specialist is reportedly in talks to buy a controlling stake in troubled Irish housebuilder McInerney.
- LDC ups investment pace
The captive private equity firm of Lloyds Banking Group remains one of the UK mid-market’s most active investors.
- Tsunami warning
Is it just us, or does anyone else sense that the long-delayed secondaries deal wave is finally on its way? David snow explores.
- Coller forks out £332m for Lloyds’ BOSIF assets
Secondaries specialist Coller Capital has acquired a majority stake in a portfolio of 40 Bank of Scotland Integrated Finance assets from owner Lloyds Banking Group.
- Lotto win for Teachers'
The direct investment platform of Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan has agreed its second direct control investment in the UK: the £389m acquisition of National Lottery operator Camelot.