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Metalmark in $675m natural gas exit(4)Metalmark has sold Cantera Natural Gas, a portfolio company it created through a series of acquisitions, to Copano Energy.
- Morgan Stanley expands, re-brands PE division(3)
The US investment bank is continuing to strengthen its private equity team, now called Morgan Stanley Private Equity, as it raises a $6 billion debut fund just three years after spinning out its in-house PE group.
- Morgan Stanley expands, re-brands PE division(2)
The US investment bank is continuing to strengthen its private equity team, now called Morgan Stanley Private Equity, as it raises a $6 billion debut fund just three years after spinning out its in-house PE group.
- Metalmark in $675m natural gas exit(3)
Metalmark has sold Cantera Natural Gas, a portfolio company it created through a series of acquisitions, to Copano Energy.
- Morgan hires Apollo, Carlyle alumni for private equity team
As rival Citi enhances its alternatives platform with the addition of Morgan Stanley spinout Metalmark, Morgan Stanley continues its renewed private equity push with the hire of two buyout professionals.
- Citi adds Metalmark to alternatives group
The world's largest bank, now led by a former Morgan Stanley pro, has again bolstered its alternatives platform by snapping up a Morgan Stanley spin-out.
- Metalmark in $675m natural gas exit(2)
Metalmark has sold Cantera Natural Gas, a portfolio company it created through a series of acquisitions, to Copano Energy.
- Morgan hires Metalmark, Allianz GPs
After three years at Morgan Stanley spin-out Metalmark, Eric Fry has been appointed partner at the investment bank’s new private equity arm. Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley Private Equity’s London team has hired former Allianz Capital pro Michael Hehn.
- Morgan in $310m supermarket deal
Morgan Stanley will buy US supermarket chain Tops for $310 million. The deal is the US investment bank’s second since re-launching its private equity division last year.
- Citi invests $140m in Ukrainian developer
In a deal arranged by Renaissance Capital, shopping mall developer Karavan Real Estate will become the first Ukrainian company to receive investment from Citi’s private equity funds.