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- Carlyle receives 2-yr extension for fourth buyout fund
Carlyle Partners IV, which closed in 2005 on $7.85 billion, has received investor approval for a 2-year extension to allow more time to exit two remaining portfolio companies.
- Partners to set up new Americas headquarters
The Zug, Switzerland-based private markets investment manager plans to relocate a number of top executives from its existing US offices to a new regional headquarters.
- European Roundtable: ‘we will have another crisis’
At the Private Equity International European mid-market roundtable, industry heavyweights agreed that a downturn is on its way.
- Buy-and-build boosts IRR
New research from Boston Consulting Group shows the increasingly popular buy-and-build strategy outperform standalone PE deals.
- Aberdeen: DC market on its radar
Speaking exclusively to Private Equity International, Aberdeen Asset Management global head of alternatives Andrew McCaffery outlines the firm’s take on accessing the defined contribution benefit pension market.
- CVC closes first tech growth fund
The global buyout firm has closed CVC Growth Partners on $1 billion, with three deals already under its belt.
- VIG nets 2.5x in Burger King sale to Affinity
The Seoul-based firm has sold Burger King’s South Korea franchise in a deal worth $170 million as its seeks to raise its third vehicle.
- Partners Group and Kedaara acquire housing finance arm
The acquisition of a controlling stake from Au Housing is expected to be completed in April following clearance by India’s housing finance regulator National Housing Bank.
- Partners Group “very cautious” on direct large-cap buyouts
In its Private Markets Navigator First Half 2016 report Partners Group flagged the “questionable risk/return profiles” of some large buyout transactions, particularly in Europe.
- Navis Capital generates 3.3x on Golden Foods Siam exit
The realisation of the Thai food company to Brazil’s BRF SA follows the sale of Guardian Early Learning Group to Switzerland-based Partners Group.