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Solera explores sale to private equity: ReutersSolera Holdings Inc, which provides technology services to insurance companies, is in advanced talks to sell itself to private equity firms, Reuters News reported.
Solera explores sale to private equitySolera Holdings Inc, which provides technology services to insurance companies, is in advanced talks to sell itself to private equity firms, according to a person familiar with the matter, Reuters reported.
Young entrepreneurs flock to hip AustinVCs say the city, with its booming economy and young population, is underserved in the way of investors
Affordable Austin attracts grads, entrepreneursMorgan Flager of Silverton Partners says the Texas capital is the ideal locale to bootstrap a startup
- Thoma Bravo buys iPipeline
Thoma Bravo has acquired Exton, Pennsylvania-based iPipeline, a tech provider of cloud-based software solutions for the life insurance sector. The sellers were NewSpring Capital, Technology Crossover Ventures and Volition Capital. No financial terms were disclosed. Golub Capital and Ares Capital Corp provided funding for the deal. Credit Suisse was the lead financial advisor to iPipeline on the transaction while Bank of America Merrill Lynch and William Blair served as co-advisors.
After flurry of re-ups, MassPRIM has $700 mln left to commit in 2015The Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management Board (MassPRIM) has allocated almost $1 billion to private equity and venture capital funds through the first six months of 2015, according to state documents, suggesting it has roughly $700 million left for fresh commitments this year if it adheres to its expected commitment pace http://privatemarkets.thomsonreuters.com/21183731.article?saddnavigator=categorynavigator(sort=frequency/descending),monthnavigator(sort=number/descending),yearnavigator(sort=name/descending),storytypenavigator(sort=frequency/descending),organisationsnavig
Club deals return as LPs, GPs pool capital for buyoutsThe Blackstone Group recently heralded the return of the club-style deals that peaked prior to the 2008 financial crisis. But instead of working with other GPs, the largest private equity firm by AUM is tapping into a stream of capital from its larger fund investors in the face of higher deal prices.
- Thoma Bravo assembling consortium for $9 billion NCR bid: Reuters
Thoma Bravo LLC has been speaking to some of its largest private equity investors about putting together a bid for NCR Corp (NCR.N) that could value the ATM maker at around $9 billion, including debt, sources told Reuters News.
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