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The ones to callFlip through consumer, retail or healthcare pitchbooks and you’ll be sure to find career investment bankers touting 25 or 30 years of experience in their sector. But infrastructure is a relatively new vertical for most banks, and experienced advisors can be hard to come by. When you do your research of who is who in infrastructure M&A work, the following ten names are bound to pop up. We present them here in alphabetical order*
- Not so investor-friendly now
The Australian Tax Office's proposals for stricter tax rules on private equity investment stand to lose Australia its title as Asia's most investor-friendly investment destination.
- ATO defers private equity tax ruling again
Uncertainty for foreign firms eyeing Australia's private equity industry continues.
- Blackstone joins $1.5bn bid for Healthscope
The firm has joined a private equity syndicate, which reportedly includes TPG and Carlyle, in a bid for the Australian healthcare provider.
- ChrysCapital cuts fund size by $300m
The India-focused fund manager will not be drawing down the entire $1.25bn it raised in 2007 as the number and quality of ‘good investment stories will get limited’.
- Firms form healthcare trade group
TPG, KKR, Apax and Bain are just some of the 40 private equity firms that make up the Chicago-based association for private equity firms that invest in healthcare.
- TPG to take automaker public
TPG portfolio company China Grand Automotive could raise up to $1bn through its initial public offering.
- Report: TPG in $1.25bn Ping An stake sale
TPG has reportedly sold a little over half of its 4% stake in China’s Ping An Insurance, which it last week swapped for its stake in Shenzhen Development Bank.
- Healthscope draws A$1.7bn bid from PE consortium
The Australian healthcare provider has received a buyout bid from a private equity consortium, reportedly comprising of TPG and Carlyle.
- Firms commit $750m to aircraft leasing company
Avolon, and its three private equity partners, Cinven, CVC Capital and Oak Hill Capital, intend to capitalise on the current and expected market conditions within the global aircraft leasing sector.