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Corsair hires former UK trade ministerFormer StanChart CEO and trade minister Mervyn Davies will source European deals for the firm, which counts StanChart as an 'important' LP.
- StanChart names MENA chief
Taimoor Labib, who joined Standard Chartered in March from Riyadh-based Jadwa, will head the bank's MENA and Turkey private equity operations.
- Keogh replaces Fogle as RREEF’s CIO in Asia
RREEF promotes asset and portfolio management head Paul Keogh to chief investment officer for its Asia Pacific business. Keogh, who has also held other roles at RREEF, replaces Mark Fogle who resigned at the end of last month.
- RREEF's Asia CIO confirms departure
Mark Fogle, who was chief investment officer for Asia at the Deutsche Bank-owned alternative investment and asset management platform, has confirmed his departure from the firm. Fogle joined RREEF at the start of 2007 after a spell with AIG.
- Strategic Value hires ex-RREEF executive
Benjamin Young, the former chief investment officer of RREEF’s opportunity funds, has joined Strategic Value Partners as global head of real estate. SVP has also hired Georg Strassner, formerly with Morgan Stanley subsidiary Argoneo.
- Growth on demand
IL&FS Investment Managers was the first Indian private equity firm to raise an infrastructure fund and was among the earliest entrants into real estate. Executive director and CEO Archana Hingorani talks to Siddharth Poddar about its evolution into a diversified alternative asset manager.
- IL&FS seeks $350m fundraise
The Mumbai-based alternative investment firm will start raising capital for a new growth capital fund by the end of 2010.
- ASIA NEWS: RREEF’s Asia view
Despite the departure of a number of senior executives from RREEF’s Asia business, the firm maintains expansion in the region is still on the cards. PERE magazine May issue 2010.
- The Asian A-list
PEI Asia presents the 2009 Asian winners in the tenth annual Private Equity International Awards.
- Dubai World set for $9.5bn rescue
The government of the emirate said it would provide $9.5bn of funding to help recapitalise Dubai World.