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Energy Capital digs into natural gas, renewablesThe firm has agreed three deals since ending negotiations in July with The Carlyle Group, which had expressed interest in purchasing the energy-focused firm.
- Carlyle files for $100m IPO
The Washington DC-based private equity firm has finally launched its long-rumoured IPO, after spending the last year diversifying its asset base in preparation.
- Carlyle invests in wealth manager
The firm, led by David Rubenstein, is acquiring a minority position in Avalon Advisors, which is partially owned by CapStreet spin-out Platform Partners.
- Carlyle, Riverstone portfolio company files $400m IPO
The firms, which going forward will no longer raise joint energy funds, invested $450m in Dynamic Offshore Resources in 2008.
- Head of PE lobbying group 'steps aside'
Doug Lowenstein will relinquish his CEO role at the Private Equity Growth Capital Council.
- Carlyle backs Indian housing developer
The global firm has set sights on the growth potential of India’s affordable housing sector with a $26m investment from its fourth Asia growth fund.
- PEP, Unitas toast $1.3bn liquor exit
The Australasian firms will sell Independent Liquor to Japan's Asahi Group - another example of Japanese firms expanding via cross-border M&A.
- Providence acquires GLM for $173m
UK newspaper group Daily Mail and General Trust has sold its US-based trade show management business to media specialist Providence Equity Partners.
- Carlyle deploys energy mezzanine capital
The Washington, DC firm has made its first investments in the sector since launching its energy mezzanine capital business in January.
- Going public and misalignment of interests
During The Blackstone Group’s second quarter earnings call in July, firm president Tony James explained that being a public company does not present any ‘misalignment of interests’ for the firm’s limited partners.