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  • Candover looks to buyout Jupiter
    PEI Staff- 3 January 2013

    Jupiter, the asset manager owned by Commerzbank, is set to buy itself out with backing from UK firm Candover and US rival TA Associates for £680m.

  • TA Associates buys SmartStream from 3i
    Dave Keating- 3 January 2013

    In the latest in a string of investments in the financial technology sector, the Boston-based firm has acquired 3i Group’s majority stake in software vendor SmartStream Technologies.

  • NYBOT and PE-backed ICE reportedly in merger talks(4)
    David Rapp- 3 January 2013

    The New York Board of Trade, the commodity futures exchange, is in preliminary discussions about a merger with PE-backed IntercontinentalExchange which could be valued at up to $900m, according to news reports.

  • NYBOT and PE-backed ICE reportedly in merger talks
    David Rapp- 3 January 2013

    The New York Board of Trade, the commodity futures exchange, is in preliminary discussions about a merger with PE-backed IntercontinentalExchange which could be valued at up to $900m, according to news reports.

  • TA and Spectrum make $50m exit
    Dave Keating- 3 January 2013

    Chartered Marketing Services, majority owned by TA Associates and Spectrum Equity Investors, will be sold to Intersections Inc.

  • The Sudan ban
    Judy Kuan- 3 January 2013

    Despite good intentions, Illinois’ boycott on Sudan-related investments has gotten a state pension banned from at least one prominent private equity fund.

  • HORSLEY BRIDGE PARTNERS
    PEI Staff- 3 January 2013
  • TA goes ’Global’ in $200m software deal
    Dave Keating- 31 December 2012

    In the latest of a flurry of financial software services acquisitions, TA Associates has completed a $200 million buyout of Global 360.

  • TA closes two linked funds
    Dave Keating- 31 December 2012

    The Boston-based firm has closed on a $3.5 billion private equity capital fund and a $778 million subordinated debt fund, after turning away billions of dollars in LP interest.

  • Social benefits, competitive handicap
    Ken MacFadyen- 31 December 2012

    Illinois is one of the few states that have passed into legislation a law banning state money from going into Sudan-linked businesses. The rule has already gotten some state pension money banned from certain partnerships. Ken MacFadyen reports.