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China draws plans for domestic PE regulationThe China Securities Regulatory Commission has taken steps to give the country’s securities firms access to the private equity market, as China continues to formalise its regulation of domestic private equity.
- Carlyle recruits European investment banker(4)
The Carlyle Group, the global investment firm, has expanded its European buyout team with Norbert Reis joining from Credit Suisse to cover the German and Austrian markets.
- First Reserve commits $350m to oil exploration company(3)
The energy-focussed private equity firm is the latest buyout shop to invest in Cobalt International Energy, a company that last year received $500 million from Riverstone and Goldman Sachs.
- Carlyle recruits European investment banker(3)
The Carlyle Group, the global investment firm, has expanded its European buyout team with Norbert Reis joining from Credit Suisse to cover the German and Austrian markets.
- Carlyle encounters obstacles in $6.3bn Manor Care buyout(4)
Critics of Carlyle’s $6.3 billion buyout of US nursing home chain Manor Care have convinced several state legislatures to review the deal before granting the private equity firm operating licenses for dozens of facilities.
- Blackstone recruits former Kingfisher boss
Gerry Murphy, who resigned as head of the FTSE 100 home improvement retailer last year, has joined the global investment firm.
- Boeing boosts alternatives target to 27%
The aerospace and defense company’s $50.4 billion pension is shifting its allocation targets as it looks to reduce exposure to stock market volatility.
- Listed US firms end dismal week
Blackstone, Fortress and Och-Ziff stocks hit all-time lows Friday, as specialised vehicles affiliated with Carlyle and KKR faced problems ranging from fair value write-downs to margin calls and default notices.
- Carlyle encounters obstacles in $6.3bn Manor Care buyout(3)
Critics of Carlyle’s $6.3 billion buyout of US nursing home chain Manor Care have convinced several state legislatures to review the deal before granting the private equity firm operating licenses for dozens of facilities.
- The transformer
If his firm can't change it, Donald Gogel won't buy it. The CEO of New York buyout firm Clayton, Dubilier & Rice oversees an investment team that has since 1978 combined financial acumen with roll-upyour-sleeves operating work. It is an investment model now pursued by almost every major private equity firm, but Gogel argues that few firms are as committed to the granularity of operational change as is Clayton Dubilier. The former Rhodes scholar spoke recently with David Snow about standing out from the competition, his firm's stepped up co-investment activity and his days as a New York City streetballer.