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Carlyle beefs up Japan team(3)The Carlyle Group has beefed up its Japanese buyout team with the appointment of a co-head and a chairman commencing October and November respectively.
- CalPERS pledges $1bn to Carlyle V(3)
The California pension has made its largest private equity commitment yet disclosed to Carlyle’s fifth US buyout fund, which has a target of as much as $17 billion.
- Carlyle hires global regulatory affairs head(4)
Carlyle has hired international trade and policy expert David Marchick to provide in-house government affairs, regulatory and strategic advice to its fund managers.
- Apax looks to China for management company investment(3)
The head of European buyout firm Apax Partners, Martin Halusa, has visited China in an attempt to secure backing from the government’s sovereign wealth fund.
- Carlyle wins over Coates Hire with latest offer(4)
The Carlyle Group has successfully wooed Coates Hire, an Australian equipment rental company with the third offer it has tabled together with National Hire Group. The transaction, which values Coates Hire at A$1.7 billion, is the largest buyout in Australia this year.
- Halifax buys US pizza franchisee
The Halifax Group has backed the management buyout of PJ United, the largest franchisee of pizza chain Papa John’s. The deal is Halifax’s first in the restaurant sector.
- Former JPMorgan chief to advise Aurora
William Harrison is the latest high level investment banker to cross over to the private equity industry.
- Carlyle hires global regulatory affairs head(3)
Carlyle has hired international trade and policy expert David Marchick to provide in-house government affairs, regulatory and strategic advice to its fund managers.
- Carlyle hires investment banker to focus on southeast Asia(2)
The Carlyle Group has added to its Asian buyout team in Singapore, where the firm intends to build a team to focus on southeast Asia.
- Carlyle adds four to venture team
The Carlyle Group has added four to its West Coast offices, hiring two managing directors from Sevin Rosen and Pequot Capital, and transferring two executives internally.