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  • VRS announces $1.45bn in PE commitments
    Disha Suresh- 23 August 2024

    The Virginia Retirement System revealed its investments to four different funds in its August board meeting.

  • OpEx Awards winner Americas: Arbor Investments – Rise Baking Company
    FeaturedPEI Staff- 1 October 2019

    A mix of organic expansion and add-ons saw Rise Baking Company become a leading national bakery, achieving exceptional EBITDA growth along the way.

  • EQT races toward €10.7bn hard-cap
    FundsToby Mitchenall- 19 December 2017

    The firm has ‘had its arm bitten off’ by investors trying to get into Fund VIII, which will be nearly 60% larger than its predecessor.

  • AGIC enters US market with pharma deal
    Alex Lynn- 26 June 2017

    The European-Asian fund has sealed its first US deal, the fourth investment from its $1 billion debut fund.

  • Olympus deals take Fund V to 80% invested
    Graham Winfrey- 17 January 2013

    The firm has made 10 investments from its $1.5bn fifth fund, the last two of which have benefitted from a ‘very, very strong debt market’, according to Olympus partner David Cardenas.

  • Golub hires MD for mid-market lending
    Graham Winfrey- 17 January 2013

    The firm has added former Fifth Third Bancorp executive Brian Crabb, bolstering its Chicago-based mid-market lending team during a particularly active period for both Golub and the private equity debt market.

  • Holiday season round-up: North American Deals
    Oliver Smiddy- 6 January 2013

    The North American market was the setting for a late surge in deal activity, with a number of firms agreeing buyouts as the year drew to a close.

  • Olympus promotes two partners
    Oliver Smiddy- 6 January 2013

    US mid-market firm Olympus Partners has promoted two of its principals to partner.

  • Mid-market lenders present attractive opportunity
    Graham Winfrey- 6 January 2013

    Carlyle’s buyout of Churchill Financial highlights an opportunity to back mid-market lenders, a segment that can benefit from more private equity players, says Monroe Capital's Ted Koenig.

  • Carlyle buys into mid-market lending
    Graham Winfrey- 6 January 2013

    The firm’s investment in Churchill Financial highlights the increasingly attractive opportunity to back financial service companies lending into the underserved US mid-market.