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MBK Partners signs first deal in JapanMBK Partners in its second deal this week has beaten two local private equity firms to seal its first deal in Japan, investing ¥71 billion in Yayoi, a business software unit of internet service provider Livedoor.
- MBK makes first exit from Korean investment(2)
MBK Partners has made its first exit in just sixteen months after it acquired a controlling stake in Korea’s Hanmi Capital.
- Macquarie and MBK team up in Korean cable TV deal(3)
Macquarie Bank and MBK Partners, a North Asian buyout group, have abandoned the fight for a Korean cable TV operator and instead teamed up to acquire it in a deal worth $3 billion.
- Macquarie and MBK team up in Korean cable TV deal(2)
Macquarie Bank and MBK Partners, a North Asian buyout group, have abandoned the fight for a Korean cable TV operator and instead teamed up to acquire it in a deal worth $3 billion.
- Macquarie and MBK team up in Korean cable TV deal
Macquarie Bank and MBK Partners, a North Asian buyout group, have abandoned the fight for a Korean cable TV operator and instead teamed up to acquire it in a deal worth $3 billion.
- Uzumeri to head Teachers' PE arm
Teachers' has named Erol Uzumeri, who currently manages international private equity investments at the Canadian pension, to succeed Jim Leech as head of its private equity arm.
- Carlyle leads $656m investment in Taiwan’s Ta Chong bank(3)
A consortium led by The Carlyle Group is buying a 36.6 percent stake in Ta Chong Bank, overturning the bank’s distaste for a private equity suitor.
- MBK makes first exit from Korean investment
MBK Partners has made its first exit in just sixteen months after it acquired a controlling stake in Korea’s Hanmi Capital.
- Carlyle leads $656m investment in Taiwan’s Ta Chong bank(2)
A consortium led by The Carlyle Group is buying a 36.6 percent stake in Ta Chong Bank, overturning the bank’s distaste for a private equity suitor.
- Carlyle leads $656m investment in Taiwan’s Ta Chong bank
A consortium led by The Carlyle Group is buying a 36.6 percent stake in Ta Chong Bank, overturning the bank’s distaste for a private equity suitor.