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Carlyle sells stake to Abu Dhabi government fund(2)The US alternative assets group has sold a further 7.5 percent stake in itself to a strategic investor, valuing David Rubenstein's firm at $20 billion. It sold 5.5 percent to CalPERS in 2000.
- CalPERS buys $600m stake in Apollo(4)
The US' largest pension fund purchased a $600 million, 8.6 percent stake in Apollo, prior to the private equity firm's listing on Goldman Sachs' private exchange.
- Carlyle takes top spot with €5.35bn European fund(2)
David Rubenstein’s fundraising machine has marched to the top of the fundraising pile with Carlyle’s latest European fund taking its global firepower to almost $25 billion.
- Coates becomes latest Australian firm to reject buyout(2)
Coates Hire is the latest listed Australian company to reject a buyout offer because the price was too low. The Carlyle Group had reportedly been a frontrunner in the race for the machinery rental company.
- HIG buys Raytheon division, places $1bn plane order
The private equity firm is growing the fleet of Flight Options, the second Raytheon division to be picked up by a private equity firm this year.
- Coates becomes latest Australian firm to reject buyout
Coates Hire is the latest listed Australian company to reject a buyout offer because the price was too low. The Carlyle Group had reportedly been a frontrunner in the race for the machinery rental company.
- CalPERS buys $600m stake in Apollo(3)
The US' largest pension fund purchased a $600 million, 8.6 percent stake in Apollo, prior to the private equity firm's listing on Goldman Sachs' private exchange.
- Highbridge hires Kapnick to launch buyout business
New York-based hedge fund Highbridge Capital Management has reportedly hired former Goldman Sachs director Scott Kapnick to launch its private equity business. It is the latest example of the increasing convergence between the two asset classes.
- Carlyle receives China boost
The Carlyle Group has completed a significant investment in China, while recruiting two top Asian executives to strengthen its operations in the region.
- Club deal lawsuit dismissed(3)
An antitrust lawsuit alleging that KKR, Blackstone, Carlyle, Bain and nine other buyout groups fixed bids relating to club deals has been dismissed, though the plaintiffs are permitted to file a new suit with the same claim.