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Walker criteria encompass 32 portfolio companiesThe UK-centric large buyout focus of the Walker Report means only a limited number of portfolio companies have to comply. Moves are afoot to take the transparency reforms further.
- Carlyle executes first Mexico exit(3)
Carlyle’s Mexico team has completed its first exit, with the sale of bilingual call-centre services provider Hispanic Teleservices Corporation to French company Teleperformance.
- Ford’s US pension ups alternatives allocation(4)
Ford Motor Company’s US pension plan will seek to reduce its vulnerability to a stock market decline by increasing its alternatives allocation from 5 percent to 20 percent.
- Ford’s US pension ups alternatives allocation(3)
Ford Motor Company’s US pension plan will seek to reduce its vulnerability to a stock market decline by increasing its alternatives allocation from 5 percent to 20 percent.
- Carlyle executes first Mexico exit(2)
Carlyle’s Mexico team has completed its first exit, with the sale of bilingual call-centre services provider Hispanic Teleservices Corporation to French company Teleperformance.
- The Blackstone Group opens office in Tokyo(4)
The Blackstone Group has recently opened an office in Tokyo, headed by Alan Miyasaki, who has moved from New York to spearhead the group’s real estate investment activity.
- Carlyle appoints head of PR for Americas(4)
The Carlyle Group has hired Ellen Gonda, formerly a financial communications director at PR firm Brunswick Group, to lead its public relations efforts in North and South America. It is part of a larger expansion that will double the size of Carlyle’s global communications department.
- The Blackstone Group opens office in Tokyo(3)
The Blackstone Group has recently opened an office in Tokyo, headed by Alan Miyasaki, who has moved from New York to spearhead the group’s real estate investment activity.
- KKR targets $30bn for buyouts globally
The firm is among several seeking to stock up with fresh capital amid a turbulent market.
- Ford’s US pension ups alternatives allocation(2)
Ford Motor Company’s US pension plan will seek to reduce its vulnerability to a stock market decline by increasing its alternatives allocation from 5 percent to 20 percent.