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  • Carlyle- and GS-backed Cobalt eyes $1bn listing
    Christopher Witkowsky- 5 January 2013

    The oil and gas exploration platform, created in 2005 by a consortium including Carlyle, Goldman and First Reserve, hopes to fund its exploration activities despite having ‘no proved reserves’.

  • Carlyle closes second Turkish deal
    Amanda Janis- 5 January 2013

    The private equity firm has purchased a 40% stake in the country’s second largest healthcare services company, Medical Park.

  • Australian IPOs bring mixed signals
    PEI Staff- 5 January 2013

    Although the recent listings of Myer Group and Kathmandu Holdings are signs the IPO market is opening up in Australia, they give mixed signals to the private equity industry.

  • TPG, AMR offer $1.1bn for Japan Airlines
    Siddharth Poddar- 5 January 2013

    TPG is once again targeting a struggling airline, having teamed with American Airlines on a joint bid to restructure JAL. Rival US-based carrier Delta is also bidding.

  • Restructuring looms large
    PEI Staff- 5 January 2013

    Portfolio problems are keeping Australian general partners occupied.

  • Shanks Group surges on £536m Carlyle bid
    Toby Mitchenall- 5 January 2013

    Despite a significant bid premium, the listed waste management business has said a better offer is needed.

  • New Mexico cuts commitment to Sun Capital V
    Christopher Witkowsky- 5 January 2013

    The pension will reduce its commitment to the $6bn fund raised in 2007 by the maximum allowed amount.

  • Hony sells mobile unit stake for 2x
    Siddharth Poddar- 5 January 2013

    Hony Capital is selling back its 40% stake in Lenovo Mobile to the Lenovo Group, having originally invested $45m.

  • Southeastern promises
    Siddharth Poddar- 5 January 2013

    Southeast Asia's potential deal landscape is often overlooked by regional fund managers that find it 'easier to invest in China or India', writes Siddharth Poddar.

  • Illinois Universities invests $120m in ‘toxic assets’
    Christopher Witkowsky- 5 January 2013

    The US pension is the latest to join the government’s programme meant to jumpstart the credit markets, which CalPERS has said it will not join.