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The public faith in the privateThe sight of public shareholders scrambling for the stub equity in Thomas H Lee and Bain Capital Partners’ take-private bid for Clear Channel Communications shows the asset class still holds its allure despite the credit market upheaval, writes Toby Lewis.
- Moody’s criticises levels of debt in buyouts(3)
Ratings agency Moody’s is worried about the levels of debt being issued to private equity. It has highlighted refinancing as a concern claiming firms used this as a way to pass risk on to lenders, despite stated intentions to de-leverage.
- Bramdean retail FoF raises £131m(3)
Bramdean Asset Management, the fund manager run by City of London “superwoman” Nicola Horlick, has raised £131 million for a London-listed fund-of-funds, which aims to give retail investors access to the superior returns of alternative investments.
- Bramdean retail FoF raises £131m(2)
Bramdean Asset Management, the fund manager run by City of London “superwoman” Nicola Horlick, has raised £131 million for a London-listed fund-of-funds, which aims to give retail investors access to the superior returns of alternative investments.
- Bramdean retail FoF raises £131m
Bramdean Asset Management, the fund manager run by City of London “superwoman” Nicola Horlick, has raised £131 million for a London-listed fund-of-funds, which aims to give retail investors access to the superior returns of alternative investments.
- Moody’s criticises levels of debt in buyouts(2)
Ratings agency Moody’s is worried about the levels of debt being issued to private equity. It has highlighted refinancing as a concern claiming firms used this as a way to pass risk on to lenders, despite stated intentions to de-leverage.
- Moody’s criticises levels of debt in buyouts
Ratings agency Moody’s is worried about the levels of debt being issued to private equity. It has highlighted refinancing as a concern claiming firms used this as a way to pass risk on to lenders, despite stated intentions to de-leverage.
- Consortium pays $10bn for Home Depot division(3)
The Carlyle Group, Clayton Dubilier & Rice and Bain Capital have teamed up to pay $10.3 billion for the wholesale distribution business of Home Depot, the world’s largest home improvement retailer.
- Consortium pays $10bn for Home Depot division(2)
The Carlyle Group, Clayton Dubilier & Rice and Bain Capital have teamed up to pay $10.3 billion for the wholesale distribution business of Home Depot, the world’s largest home improvement retailer.
- Consortium pays $10bn for Home Depot division
The Carlyle Group, Clayton Dubilier & Rice and Bain Capital have teamed up to pay $10.3 billion for the wholesale distribution business of Home Depot, the world’s largest home improvement retailer.