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Quietly finding profitThree years after establishing its New York office, Christopher Witkowsky catches up with ATP Private Equity, one of Europe’s largest backers of private equity funds, as it looks to deploy dry powder.
- In this issue …
In this issue ? 2008-06-01 Staff Writer COMPANIES Alchemy Partners 6 Abraaj Capital 36 Actis 36,64 Advent International 8, 26 AIG 38 Alpha Associates 78&l
- US healthcare deals abound amid uncertainty
The future of the US healthcare system is uncertain, but GPs remain optimistic about investment opportunities.
- DW Healthcare wins 6.2x return on exit
The firm sold Verathon, a maker of ultrasound equipment, to Roper Industries for $300m. The healthcare private equity sector has seen increased activity as more deals come to market.
- Why normality is on hold
Limited partners need to be in full possession of the facts before resuming substantial investment in private equity. Andy Thomson reports
- Correction: SEC charges ex-NY Common CIO
In a story dated 20 March, PERE reported that David Loglisci and Henry Morris, a former political advisor to the US public pension, allegedly extracted sham ‘finder’s fees’ from various private equity and hedge funds, including a vehicle run by Paladin. The story should have read Paladin Capital Group.
- SEC charges ex-NY Common CIO in alternatives kickback scheme
David Loglisci and Henry Morris, a former political advisor to the US public pension, allegedly extracted sham ‘finder’s fees’ from private equity and hedge funds including Carlyle, Riverstone, Aldus, Falconhead, Odyssey, Access Capital, GKM Newport, Pequot and PCG.
- Odyssey closes fourth fund on $1.5bn
The mid-market firm has doubled the size of it predecessor fund and exceeded its target by $500m.
- Francisco Partners to exit Metrologic for $720m
The bar code scanner company has agreed to be acquired by Honeywell International after being taken private for $398.5 million in December 2006.
- Odyssey to sell Norcross for $1.2bn
The mid-market firm purchased the safety products company for $495m in 2005, and will exit its buy-and-build play through a sale to Canadian industrial supplies company Honeywell.