Sterling Capital Partners overview
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Sterling Capital closes $1bn third fund(2)
US mid-market firm Sterling Capital has nearly doubled the size of its previous fund with a ‘quick, easy’ capital raise.
Sterling Capital closes $1bn third fund
US mid-market firm Sterling Capital has nearly doubled the size of its previous fund with a ‘quick, easy’ capital raise.
Sterling, Citigroup in education take-private(3)
Along with members of the company’s management team, the two firms have agreed to buy Nasdaq-traded Educate in a deal worth $545m. It is Citigroup’s and Sterling’s second education-related deal announced today.
Sterling, Citigroup in education take-private(2)
Along with members of the company’s management team, the two firms have agreed to buy Nasdaq-traded Educate in a deal worth $545m. It is Citigroup’s and Sterling’s second education-related deal announced today.
Sterling, Citigroup in education take-private
Along with members of the company’s management team, the two firms have agreed to buy Nasdaq-traded Educate in a deal worth $545m. It is Citigroup’s and Sterling’s second education-related deal announced today.
Sterling buys Florida for-profit law school
Sterling Capital Partners is backing the nationwide expansion of Florida Coastal School of Law, a for-profit law school.
British retailer sells unit to US firm
Listed UK retailer GUS Plc has agreed to sell a North American business services unit in an MBO backed by Baltimore- and Chicago-based Sterling Capital Partners.
Sterling Capital Partners contact information
Offices
, Sandton, 2128, South AfricaContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
Key Contact Michael Levinsohn | Job titleCEO | LocationSandton, South Africa | Email  ------- |
Stories that mention Sterling Capital Partners
Former fund of funds president faces embezzlement charges
The US Attorney in Illinois has charged John Orecchio, the former president of AA Capital Partners, with embezzlement for allegedly using clients’ money for personal expenditures. Orecchio is expected to plead guilty. The now-defunct AA Capital spun-out from ABN AMRO’s Fund Investment Group in 1995.
Bain and Prides Capital to invest $60m in Princeton Review(3)
Close on the heels of Apax’s $8 billion May buyout of The Thomson Corporation’s higher education division, Bain Capital Ventures and Prides Capital have agreed to invest $60 million in test prep company The Princeton Review.
Bain and Prides Capital to invest $60m in Princeton Review(2)
Close on the heels of Apax’s $8 billion May buyout of The Thomson Corporation’s higher education division, Bain Capital Ventures and Prides Capital have agreed to invest $60 million in test prep company The Princeton Review.
Bain and Prides Capital to invest $60m in Princeton Review
Close on the heels of Apax’s $8 billion May buyout of The Thomson Corporation’s higher education division, Bain Capital Ventures and Prides Capital have agreed to invest $60 million in test prep company The Princeton Review.
Fund of funds snared in theft charge
AA Capital, a Chicago and Detroit fund of funds manager that spun out of ABN AMRO in 1995, has been hit with an SEC restraining order pending an investigation into charges that the firm stole at least $10.7m from labour-union LPs. The firm has ties to eleven well known private equity firms, as well as to a Detroit strip club and the rap producer Shorty Capone.