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Princess seeks listing on London Stock ExchangePartners 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.
- Partners Group opens in Tokyo(2)
The global alternative asset specialist, which has had a presence in Singapore since 2004, has opened a second office in Asia.
- IK closes sixth fund on €1.675bn
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.
- Partners Group profits up 72%(3)
Mid-year profits for Swiss alternative asset manager Partners Group have risen 72 percent compared to the same period last year, while its assets grew more than 60 percent.
- Partners Group profits up 72%(2)
Mid-year profits for Swiss alternative asset manager Partners Group have risen 72 percent compared to the same period last year, while its assets grew more than 60 percent.
- Partners Group profits up 72%
Mid-year profits for Swiss alternative asset manager Partners Group have risen 72 percent compared to the same period last year, while its assets grew more than 60 percent.
- Three Partners Group vehicles held steady in August
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 problems may be good for mezz market(3)
Swiss asset manager Partners Group believes that mezzanine funds may benefit from the recent jitters in the credit markets.
- Partners Group opens in Tokyo
The global alternative asset specialist, which has had a presence in Singapore since 2004, has opened a second office in Asia.
- ICG invests £165m in second quarter(3)
Intermediate Capital Group has invested £165 million in 12 deals in the last quarter, saying it expects a record month in the mezzanine markets as cheap senior debt dries up.