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- Coller loses senior executive in New York
Partner Jonathan Gutstein was one of the top executives in Coller Capital's New York office.
- Jordan Company exits wound specialist
The mid-market firm has agreed to sell Wound Care Holdings, which it formed in 2006 alongside The Edgewater Funds and JZ Capital Partners.
- Citi’s many children
The bank, which is selling an $8bn private equity business, has had an extensive history in the asset class.
- Citi PE sale not ‘imminent’, old news
The bank’s $8bn private equity, co-investment and mezzanine unit has been slated for sale for a year, well before the ‘Volcker rule’ was unveiled.
- BPE continues to mull spin-out
Barclays' private equity arm is continuing talks with its parent about a possible spin-out, though contrary to media reports, sources say investors in Barclays Private Equity funds have as yet not been involved.
- Citi Private Equity loses Barber
John Barber, head of the financial services firm’s longest-standing in-house private equity arm, will leave the firm. It is the latest in a long string of changes to Citi’s alternative investment platform, which currently includes three active private equity groups.
- Barclays mulls BPE spin-out, secondary sales
As the mid-market firm deploys its €2.4bn Fund III, its parent has considered spinning out the private equity arm as well as potential sales of interests in its existing funds.
- Metalmark, Waud to invest $300m in petroleum products
The mid-market firms will pick up a majority stake in the private equity-established energy logistics company. Founders Northwest Capital Appreciation and RBC Capital Partners will retain equity stakes.
- KKR eyes $100m Chinese dairy deal
The private equity firm may back a dairy business that has been linked to a milk scandal in China. The scandal resulted in the deaths of four infants, and the illness of more than 50,000 people after dairy products were found to be contaminated.
- Citi-backed Big Red sells 20 percent to Dr Pepper
The portfolio company of defunct mid-market private equity group Citi Venture Capital has partially exited to the soft drink company’s largest distributor. The Citi fund’s portfolio remains in limbo with William Comfort managing operations in the short term.