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Riverstone nabs Metalmark proJohn Moon, a former managing director at Morgan Stanley spin-out Metalmark Capital, has joined Carlyle energy affiliate Riverstone Holdings as a managing director.
- Enterprise Investors closes Polish Enterprise Fund on record €658m
The central and eastern European veteran manager has closed the largest fund ever for the region, turning away €600m of commitments, and plans to extend its activity to the Ukraine and Croatia.
- Morgan Stanley buys a stake in Hyundai Motor affiliate
Morgan Stanley Private Equity Asia is acquiring over 10 million shares in an affiliate of Korea’s Hyundai Motor Group in a transaction worth $89 million.
- Morgan Stanley raises $1bn
The alternative investment business of Morgan Stanley led by Cory Pulfrey has raised fresh capital for its third private equity fund of funds.
- Morgan Stanley acquires 75% stake in Ssangyong
Morgan Stanley Private Equity Asia is pushing ahead with an investment in Korea at a time when a number of heavyweight US GPs are under scrutiny from the Korean authorities.
- Militant private equity
Bill Owen, the latest military-political figure to leave Washington for the world of alternative assets, is joining AEA Holdings to head up the firm’s growing Asia platform. By Aaron Lovell.
- Morgan Stanley to spin out venture unit
Morgan Stanley Venture Partners, formed in 1986, will spin out of its parent company as an independent venture capital firm called Crossmark Capital.
- Tailwind completes spinout, adds to bench
Tailwind Capital has completed its spinout from investment bank Thomas Weisel, and with the split has brought on board Soros veteran Frank Sica.
- BerchWood strengthens UK and US teams
Global placement agent BerchWood Partners has made three appointments to its London, New York and San Francisco offices.
- MS acquires stake in China’s largest cement company
Morgan Stanley and the World Bank have taken a 14 percent stake in publicly traded Anhui Conch Cement, mainland China’s largest cement company, for approximately $215m.