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NYC to make $2.5bn in annual commitmentsCIO Larry Schloss (pictured) and private equity head Barry Miller are working to re-position the $120bn system's programme to commit more money to fewer managers.
- Wellspring closes fifth fund on $1.2bn
The fund, Wellspring's largest ever, will give 100% of the transaction fee to LPs to pay down the management fee.
- CalPERS considers $175m to Wellspring
Wellspring Capital Partners’ fifth buyout fund is targeting $1.3bn for US mid-market investments and is expected to close this month.
- Wellspring closes in on Fund V
The firm plans to hold a final close in October for its fifth buyout fund, which is targeting $1.3bn.
- Oak Hill to pay $570m for Dave & Buster’s
Oak Hill will buy the casual dining and arcade game chain from Wellspring Capital. Dave & Buster’s abandoned plans for a $170m IPO in mid-2008.
- Staying local, going global
Staying local, going global 2009-09-01 Staff Writer INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIESSecondary DirectsYesCo-investsYesDirectsYesFirst Time FundsASSETS / FUNDS UNDER MANAGEMENT$120.0bn (as of 30 June 2009)YEAR FIRST INVESTED IN PRIVATE EQUITY1989ALLOCATION TO PRIVATE EQUITY5% targetGEOGRAPHYNorth America84%Western Eur
- Lone Star, KKR square off in grocery bankruptcy
Lone Star has a plan to keep total control of bankrupt US grocer Bi-Lo outside of bankruptcy, while a lending group that includes KKR wants to split control of the company. Bi-Lo operates 215 stores in the southeastern US.
- Private equity giants square off in Bi-Lo bankruptcy
Lone Star has a plan to keep total control of bankrupt grocer Bi-Lo outside of bankruptcy, while a lending group that includes KKR wants to split control of the company.
- TUMBLING PIPES
Financial sector stocks have fallen, causing many to wonder whether a handful of high-profile private equity deals were ill-timed.
- Wellspring registers Dave & Buster’s for $170m IPO
The arcade and dining franchise will use the fresh capital to pay down debt, roughly two years after Wellspring purchased the company in a $375m take-private. Wellspring will retain a controlling interest in the company.