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Turkish GPs face ‘adjustment’ periodMounting macroeconomic concerns are making deals harder to execute in Turkey – but easing competition may help bring down valuations, delegates heard at PEI’s Turkey Forum in Istanbul.
- Friday Letter Stepping down and stepping back
Succession has long been a tricky issue to deal with for private equity firms, but several groups have demonstrated in recent weeks that it need not be a painful process.
- Carlyle invests in Turkish hosiery
Carlyle’s $500m MENA-focused growth capital and buyout vehicle will acquire a 30% stake in family owned Penti.
- Mid Europa explores Eastern European healthcare
The London-based firm has broadened its presence in the Central and Eastern European healthcare market as it seeks to benefit from the rising demand for private healthcare.
- CMS restructures private equity team
The London-based law firm has restructured its private equity team following the departure of two senior executives. James Grimwood has been appointed as head of the PE sector team.
- Mid Europa launches cable platform
The firm has formed a cable and Internet business in southeastern Europe – a region ripe for investment, according to Robert Knorr, partner at Mid Europa.
- Consortium sets central and eastern Europe €1.2bn record
Three firms have raised the bar with a double telecom deal, buying two assets in a single transaction for €1.2bn with a record debt package of €750m.
- Mid Europa agrees rare dividend recap
At a time when many banks are proving reluctant to lend, Mid Europa Partners has managed to raise a record debt package to fund a dividend recapitalisation of its investment in T-Mobile Czech Republic.
- Butcher steps back as Mid Europa promotes two
Craig Butcher has stepped down as senior partner at CEE-focused buyout firm Mid Europa to become a senior advisor. The firm has promoted two to partner as a result.
- Stepping down and stepping back
Succession has long been a tricky issue to deal with for private equity firms, but several groups have demonstrated in recent weeks that it need not be a painful process.