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Three Partners Group vehicles held steady in August(3)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.
- DE Shaw beefs up European direct capital team
The global hedge fund has recruited two bankers from Lloyds TSB after employing the UK bank’s former head of structured finance last year to set up its direct capital team.
- Three Partners Group vehicles held steady in August(2)
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.
- Credit crunch healthy for buyouts
While turmoil in the global credit markets will have and has had serious consequences for lenders during the buyout boom, larger buyouts will resurge in the next year, according to Swiss investment firm Partners Group.
- All for one and one for all
There is such a thing as too much choice. NASDAQ's consolidation of the burgeoning private exchanges should increase liquidity and provide a better deal for investors and firms alike, writes Nicholas Lockley.
- Partners Group opens in Tokyo(4)
The global alternative asset specialist, which has had a presence in Singapore since 2004, has opened a second office in Asia.
- Princess debuts on the London Stock Exchange
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.
- Partners targets sovereign wealth
Partners Group has given Erik Kaas the task of developing its investor base to include sovereign wealth funds as the firm promotes a number of other colleagues.
- Partners Group opens in Tokyo(3)
The global alternative asset specialist, which has had a presence in Singapore since 2004, has opened a second office in Asia.
- Winning the war
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.