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Gant Joins Signal HillPeter Gant has joined Signal Hill as an MD in technology M&A in the enterprise software sector. Gant most recently was an MD and Head of Software M&A at RBC Capital Markets.
- Thoma Bravo's Deltek Buys Acumen
Deltek, a portfolio company of Thoma Bravo, said Monday that it has acquired Acumen. No financial terms were disclosed. Based in Austin, Texas, Acumen is a provider of project management solutions and services.
Ten Hot Stories: Jobs at Blackstone and Dell Ventures, New Fundraiser with Obama Ties, Snowden's Impact on PETrending on peHUB this week: Blackstone, Dell Ventures, Vistria Group, Catterton Partners, CorePower Yoga, Snowden, PE fundraising, Vestar Capital Partners, Thoma Bravo, Intuit Financial Services, Irving Place, Oaktree, Carlyle, KarpReilly, Roark Capital, Miller's Ale House, Two Sigma Ventures, Vicente Capital Partners.
- Thoma Bravo Launches $400M Fund For Bigger Deals
With two deals announced in the past month totaling $1.4 billion, Thoma Bravo LLC is returning to the fundraising market scarcely 18 months after it raised its last flagship fund.
- Thoma Bravo to Buy Intuit Financial Services for Approximately $1.025 Bln
Thoma Bravo has entered into an agreement with Intuit to acquire its Financial Services division in a cash transaction of approximately $1.025 billion. The transaction is expected to close in the next few months. Intuit Financial Services is a provider of mobile and online banking software.
- Former New Mountain, Vestar Execs Launch Firm
Alok Singh, the former New Mountain Capital managing director, has co-founded Bridge Growth Partners along with Sander Levy, an ex-Vestar Capital managing director and a former founding partner, sister website peHUB reported.
Former New Mountain, Vestar Execs Launch Bridge Growth PartnersAlok Singh, a former New Mountain MD, and Sander Levy, an ex-Vestar Capital MD have joined Deltek's former CEO to launch Bridge Growth Partners.
- Thoma Bravo to Buy Keynote for $395 Mln
Keynote said Monday it has agreed to sell itself to Thoma Bravo in a deal valued at about $395 million. Terms of the deal call for Keynote stockholders to receive $20 in cash for each share of Keynote stock. Keynote's board has approved the deal and the transaction is excepted to close before Sept. 30. San Mateo, Calif.-based Keynote provides Internet and mobile cloud testing & monitoring.
- Mediware Buys Fastrack Healthcare
Mediware Information Systems has acquired Fastrack Healthcare Systems. Financial terms weren't announced. Mediware is a portfolio company of Thoma Bravo. Fastrack Healthcare is a home medical equipment (HME) and home infusion therapy software solutions company.
Who's Selling? Buzz Builds Around Year 2007 Tech, Healthcare DealsAn estimated two-thirds of buyout-backed tech and health care acquisitions from the go-go year of 2007 are still held in portfolios, making them prime opportunities to exit for financial sponsors with cash-hungry limited partners.