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NYCERS commits $283m to private equity(2)The city’s public employees’ retirement system has committed to Carlyle, Landmark and Platinum Equity since December.
- KKR in $720m Japan exit(2)
The firm will exit Intelligence, a Japanese recruitment services company it held for only three years, through a trade sale to a Japanese corporation.
- Japan ripens for exits(2)
Several recent divestments in Japan have been well above average multiples, highlighting the country’s increasingly liquid market.
- Carlyle in $240m Japan IPO(2)
Carlyle has listed Japanese auto software developer Broadleaf on the Tokyo stock exchange.
- Advent closes Turkish office(2)
The decision by the Boston-headquartered firm – which opened its Istanbul outpost in 2010 – underlines the immediate challenges facing the market, says Deloitte’s Mehmet Sami.
- Carlyle adds three to management committee(2)
Carlyle has expanded the team that executes its corporate strategy to include the heads of fund investor relations, global external affairs and global market strategies.
- PE collusion case continues(2)
A federal judge refused to dismiss a case alleging some of the world’s top LBO firms colluded on mega-deals made during the industry’s golden era, but said plaintiffs have fallen short of proving an overarching conspiracy.
- Carlyle lowers the bar for commitments(2)
Investors can now commit as little as $50,000 to the firm's buyout funds.
- Briefing: Brazil(2)
The slowdown in Brazil’s economic growth – and a possible over-supply of capital – has led some to question whether the country is still a viable destination for private equity investment, writes Sam Sutton
- Carlyle eyes Jakarta office(2)
The Carlyle Group is considering opening an office in Jakarta to improve access to Southeast Asian markets, says COO Glenn Youngkin.