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  • Insights from the PEI 300
    PEI Staff- 6 May 2016

    Our proprietary ranking of the world’s largest private equity firms reveals an intriguing picture of the industry as a whole.

  • TSSP snaps up Credit Suisse distressed debt assets
    PEI Staff- 5 May 2016

    The Swiss bank has advanced its plans to exit the distressed debt space, selling $1.27bn worth of assets to TSSP. The deal results in a $100m charge for Credit Suisse.

  • Warburg invests $27m in mobile bank
    Elizabeth Wu- 3 May 2016

    The New York-based private equity firm has invested in Varo, a mobile-only banking startup.

  • IFC, Apollo set to launch $1bn platform for stressed assets
    Carmela Mendoza- 26 April 2016

    The platform will buy pools of non-performing loans in several emerging markets.

  • Warburg Pincus tries on Reiss for size
    Isobel Markham- 13 April 2016

    The firm has acquired a majority stake in the UK fashion retailer in a deal valuing the company at £230 million.

  • TPG appoints head of Australia
    Annabelle Ju- 28 March 2016

    Joel Thickins joins TPG from Australian PE firm CHAMP, while the country head and Asia co-head Ben Gray is set to leave the firm at the end of the year.

  • ECI snaps up pet food retailer stake
    Victoria Robson- 21 March 2016

    The UK mid-market firm’s acquisition of a majority stake in UK pet food company MPM is the third from ECI 10.

  • Caesars’ examiner estimates damages of up to $5.1bn
    Anastasia Donde- 16 March 2016

    A court ordered examiner’s report on the Caesars bankruptcy posited that potential damages related to the company’s spin-off of certain valuable assets ahead of the debt restructuring could be in the $3.6 billion to $5.1 billion range.

  • Carlyle receives 2-yr extension for fourth buyout fund
    Annabelle Ju- 10 March 2016

    Carlyle Partners IV, which closed in 2005 on $7.85 billion, has received investor approval for a 2-year extension to allow more time to exit two remaining portfolio companies.

  • Everstone forays into stressed assets
    Carmela Mendoza- 9 March 2016

    The Singapore-based firm will start investing in stressed companies in India and has hired a former director at Advent International to head the new business unit.