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Allco Equity returns A$60m to investors, halts investmentsThe Australia-listed private equity firm, soon to be called Oceania Capital, will return cash to address the discount between its net asset value and share price.
- ALL THE WAY TO THE BANK
With a little regulatory creativity, four US private equity firms have carved out a banking niche. More are sure to follow. By Cezary Podkul.
- Which empires are crumbling?
A look back at the largest private equity firms of 1998 provides a reminder that today's titans are not guaranteed to hold their positions forever. By David Snow
- Could baseball be the key to it all?
Could baseball be the key to it all? 2009-03-01 Staff Writer Could it be that Bonderman is a leading indicator for Bonderman? A Google search reveals there are two notable Bondermans in the world: one is David Bonderman, the co-founder of private equity firm TPG; the other is Jeremy Bonderman, starting pitch
- Westbrook allows LPs to shrink commitments by 10%
The private equity real estate firm with more than $3bn in dry powder has told investors they can reduce their commitments by a tenth without penalty.
- Asciano rejects private equity offers
The troubled Australian transport infrastructure company has opted to sell shares to gain capital, rather than accept offers from firms that reportedly include TPG, GIP and Carlyle.
- Report: TPG likely to sell stake in SDB
The global buyout firm is reportedly in advanced talks to sell at least part of its controlling stake in Shenzhen Development Bank to Ping An Insurance.
- Asciano mulls takeover, break-up proposals
Having previously turned down a takeover bid from TPG and Global Infrastructure Partners that valued it at A$2.9bn, the Australian port and railroad operator is considering a number of proposals that could lead to asset sales or a change of control. Concerns over leverage have reduced its market value to A$500m.
- Report: Carlyle joins race for Asciano
The Carlyle Group has reportedly submitted a bid for Australia's largest railway operator. TPG and GIP have been trying to buy the company since last year.
- GIP reportedly pulls out of TPG-led consortium in Asciano bid
Global Infrastructure Partners is reportedly interested in parts of the Australian transport infrastructure company’s business, while the consortium is interested in acquiring the entire business.