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Warburg goes back to BrazilWarburg Pincus is busy re-establishing a Latin American office in Sao Paulo.
- Palladium buys stake in infomercial company
The firm has invested alongside two other private equity firms for stakes in Cannella, which provides infomercial marketing solutions. Palladium made the investment from its third fund, which closed on $520m in 2006 but was reopened for additional LP commitments.
- Wetherly Capital ties LACERS to Morris scandal
The placement agent, co-founded by AVP executives Vicky Schiff and Peter Borges, paid ‘consulting’ fees to the firm run by Henry Morris. Morris is now under investigation as part of the growing kick-back scandal involving the New York State Common Retirement Fund.
- LA firm ties LACERS to Morris scandal
Los Angeles placement agent Wetherly Capital paid ‘consulting’ fees to the firm run by Henry Morris, now under investigation as part of a growing kick-back scandal involving the New York State Common Retirement Fund. A director with Wetherly, Vicky Schiff, in 2005 sat on LACERS’ board of commissioners while the pension was considering investing in a Wetherly client.
- LACERS, New Mexico draft placement fee disclosure policies
As a kick-back scandal involving several public pensions grows in the US, LACERS is the latest pension to draft a disclosure policy for placement agents and other third-party marketers.
- Private equity firms finance commercial bank launch
Palladium Equity Partners, Carpenter & Company and FrontPoint Partners have acted as lead investors in Heritage Bank, set to commence operations next week.
- Publicis acquires Kekst and Co.
All of Kekst’s private equity clients, which include KKR, General Atlantic and Warburg Pincus, will stay with the firm.
- NY State to allocate $1bn for ‘emerging’ managers(4)
The New York State Common Retirement Fund is upping its allocation to so-called emerging managers, including women- and minority-owned firms.
- NY State to allocate $1bn for ‘emerging’ managers(3)
The New York State Common Retirement Fund is upping its allocation to so-called emerging managers, including women- and minority-owned firms.
- NY State to allocate $1bn for ‘emerging’ managers(2)
The New York State Common Retirement Fund is upping its allocation to so-called emerging managers, including women- and minority-owned firms.