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Princess debuts on the London Stock Exchange(2)Partners Group’s Frankfurt-quoted fund of funds ended its first day of trading on the London Stock Exchange with a fall in the share price. Partners hopes to narrow the discount to net asset value at which the shares trade.
- Winning the war(3)
The competition for private equity listings in Europe is fierce. London has clawed back a victory under its old regime. In November, the gloves come off, writes Nicholas Lockley.
- Princess seeks listing on London Stock Exchange(4)
Partners Group is aiming to narrow the discount to net asset value of Princess, one of its fund of funds, by increasing the number of its shareholders through a London listing.
- Winning the war(2)
The competition for private equity listings in Europe is fierce. London has clawed back a victory under its old regime. In November, the gloves come off, writes Nicholas Lockley.
- Princess seeks listing on London Stock Exchange(3)
Partners Group is aiming to narrow the discount to net asset value of Princess, one of its fund of funds, by increasing the number of its shareholders through a London listing.
- Princess seeks listing on London Stock Exchange(2)
Partners Group is aiming to narrow the discount to net asset value of Princess, one of its fund of funds, by increasing the number of its shareholders through a London listing.
- IK closes sixth fund on €1.675bn(4)
The European buyout group has more than doubled its predecessor fund with its latest close, while its 2004 fund has fully paid back investors after three exits.
- IK closes sixth fund on €1.675bn(3)
The European buyout group has more than doubled its predecessor fund with its latest close, while its 2004 fund has fully paid back investors after three exits.
- IK closes sixth fund on €1.675bn(2)
The European buyout group has more than doubled its predecessor fund with its latest close, while its 2004 fund has fully paid back investors after three exits.
- Three Partners Group vehicles held steady in August(4)
Three vehicles run by Swiss alternative asset manager partners Group achieved slight increases in net asset value during August despite problems in the debt markets, attributing the performance to the maturity of its assets.