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Palamon extracts dentist from Kaupthing portfolioIt’s smiles all 'round for a consortium including AlpInvest and Morgan Stanley that has acquired Associated Dental Practices from the wreckage of Kaupthing Capital Partners’ portfolio.
- Advent agrees German all-equity deal
Advent hopes to capitalise on the highly fragmented German debt collection market with the purchase of GFKL Financial Services.
- Palamon co-founder joins Impetus
Louis Elson will sit on the board of trustees of the venture philanthropy organisation.
- Palamon’s ReD makes £50m sale
The card services business, which was acquired by Palamon in a 2006 take-private, has sold its UK and Irish fuel payment divisions to another private equity-backed company.
- Turning to secondaries
Turning to secondaries 2009-05-02 Staff Writer PRIVATE EQUITY INVESTMENT ALLOCATION BREAKDOWN Number of GPs committed to: 63 Capital committed to private equity funds to date: fl.lbn Number of private equity funds committed to: 102 Bite size: €10-50m INVESTMENT OPPORTUNI
- Spanish healthcare group taps growth capital
Palamon Capital Partners and G Square have invested in Grupo SAR, an operator of health services for the elderly, which, says Palamon, is due to benefit from long-term demographic trends.
- Palamon boosts deal team
The mid-market buyout house has added Portuguese national Ricardo Caupers to its deal team, which has invested nearly half of Palamon's €670m second fund.
- Duke Street hires ex-Palamon partner
Miles Cresswell-Turner will join the UK mid-market firm, which is currently investing a €960m fund.
- Annette Wilson: Debt-driven GPs to flounder
London-based Palamon Capital's investor relations chief expects global financial turmoil to create a pressure-filled situation for LPs with off-kilter portfolios. Investors will become more conservative, likely to avoid fund managers dependent on leverage, she predicts.
- Palamon adds Currie to advisors
The firm has attracted another heavyweight media and telecoms veteran to its 12-strong advisory team. Sun Microsystems’ Peter Currie joins the likes of Lorenzo Pellicioli, Lord Eatwell and Ron Sandler.