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Korea elects Rockspring for London leg of $3bn spreeThe $200bn National Pension Service of Korea has mandated London-based Rockspring to buy London assets as part of a $3bn investment programme aimed the mature markets of London, New York and Sydney.
- SPECIAL REPORT: The PERE 30
Over the past five years, the top 30 private equity real estate firms in the world have raised more than $211 billion -10 percent more than when PERE last counted capital raising efforts by the industry. Read on to discover the firms garnering the most. PERE Magazine May 2009.
- NEA, GTI invest in Indian healthcare provider
GTI Group and New Enterprise Associates have reportedly invested $16m in Nova Medical Healthcare Centres to fund the company's expansion.
- Healthscope receives two new bids
KKR and CVC have reportedly submitted a joint A$1.84bn bid for the Australian hospital operator, which has already received another takeover bid from a separate private equity consortium.
- Report: Carlyle in A$350m aviation buy
The Carlyle Group is reportedly buying Australia’s Contract Aviation which was to set to go for an initial public offering of shares in March.
- Hicks Muse alumnus launches LP-friendly SPAC
The latest 'blank cheque' company on the market may be a bellwether: it features 10% carry, an easy opt-out structure for investors and a shortened investment period.
- LaSalle secures $205m Texas mandate
The Chicago-based firm has been appointed by the Teacher Retirement System of Texas to co-invest in opportunities in North America first and then on a global basis.
- A new path for PPPs?
Why a 35-year concession to upgrade and maintain Connecticut’s highway service stops is a PPP ‘put together in a more thoughtful way’ than the Chicago Skyway according to a Carlyle pro.
- Carlyle: Connecticut deal paves new path for PPPs
Barry Gold, co-head of the private equity firm’s $1.15bn infrastructure fund, says the 35-year concession to upgrade and maintain the state’s highway service stops is a PPP ‘put together in a more thoughtful way’ than the Chicago Skyway.
- LPs struggle to track GP succession plans
Some brand name private equity firms have set succession plans in motion, while others have yet to unveil future leadership structures.