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Carlyle beefs up Japan teamThe Carlyle Group has beefed up its Japanese buyout team with the appointment of a co-head and a chairman commencing October and November respectively.
- Carlyle hires global regulatory affairs head
Carlyle has hired international trade and policy expert David Marchick to provide in-house government affairs, regulatory and strategic advice to its fund managers.
- Credit crunch forces Apax to postpone Emap bid(2)
Apax Partners has reportedly been forced to postpone its bid for UK media business Emap while it struggles to find a bank prepared to underwrite the bid.
- Apax looks to China for management company investment
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.
- HD Supply deal may get lower price tag(3)
As the credit market continues to tighten, Home Depot is working with Bain, Carlyle and Clayton Dubilier & Rice to renegotiate the agreed $10.3 billion sale of its HD Supply Division.
- Indian investment to top $10bn this year(3)
Accountant PricewaterhouseCoopers says buyout firm investment is likely to top $10 billion in India this year, as the booming economy continues to attract buyout firms’ interest.
- Carlyle buys add-on for former Goodyear division
The Carlyle Group has bought the assets of Industrial Specialty Fabrics to enhance the conveyor belt business of its portfolio company, Veyance Technologies, which was formerly Goodyear’s Engineered Products Division.
- Riverstone hires IR head
Carlyle energy affiliate Riverstone Holdings has hired ex-JPMorgan managing director Elizabeth Weymouth to lead investor relations.
- Carlyle bulks up financial services team
US buyout firm The Carlyle Group has expanded its financial services team with a string of high profile appointments, after closing a real estate and a European fund last week.
- Virgin Media confirms auction delay
The UK cable company has confirmed widespread reports that its auction has had to be postponed, as the volatility in the credit markets claims its latest victim.