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Sale-leaseback strategy saves Sun as Mervyn’s foldsUS private equity firm Sun Capital is keeping afloat on its investment in the bankrupt retailer, thanks largely to sale-leasebacks of several of the chain’s department outlets. Sun Capital and Cerberus, which sold its stake last year, bought Mervyn's for $1.2bn in 2004.
- Sun Capital opens shop in Paris, Frankfurt
The Florida-based buyout firm continues its international expansion.
- Partners Group sets up shop in Sydney
The global alternatives manager joins a number of other firms looking to expand their presence in Asia, as it seeks to establish a local presence in the Australian market.
- Sun Capital to expand in NYC, open in Shanghai
The Florida-headquartered turnaround specialist is growing its global reach as its assets approach $10 billion.
- Sun Capital nabs Nikko man in Japan
The turnaround specialist’s Japanese arm has appointed as chairman and chief executive Akitoshi Nakamura, a private equity pro whose resume includes roles at Nikko, Ripplewood and the Industrial Revitalization Corporation of Japan.
- Kellwood rejects $544m Sun Capital bid(4)
Clothing marketer the Kellwood Company, whose brands include Baby Phat and Nautica, has rejected Sun Capital’s $21 per share bid, deeming the offer price too low.
- Kellwood rejects $544m Sun Capital bid(3)
Clothing marketer the Kellwood Company, whose brands include Baby Phat and Nautica, has rejected Sun Capital’s $21 per share bid, deeming the offer price too low.
- Kellwood rejects $544m Sun Capital bid(2)
Clothing marketer the Kellwood Company, whose brands include Baby Phat and Nautica, has rejected Sun Capital’s $21 per share bid, deeming the offer price too low.
- Report: WL Ross offers $435m for bankrupt mortgage division(4)
US restructuring specialist WL Ross has reportedly offered $435 million for the loan servicing division of bankrupt lender American Home Mortgage.
- Report: WL Ross offers $435m for bankrupt mortgage division(3)
US restructuring specialist WL Ross has reportedly offered $435 million for the loan servicing division of bankrupt lender American Home Mortgage.