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- TPG buys Chinese media company from Fox
The global private equity firm will invest about $214m in Phoenix Satellite Television, owned by a subsidiary of Rupert Murdoch’s 21st Century Fox Entertainment.
- TPG buys Chinese media company
The global private equity firm has invested about $213m in Phoenix Satellite Television, owned by a subsidiary of Rupert Murdoch’s 21st Century Fox Entertainment.
- PSERS commits $400m to private equity
The Public School Employees' Retirement System of Pennsylvania has committed up to $200m each to Apollo Global Management and Summit Partners.
- Invest AD quits direct investment
The Abu Dhabi sovereign fund, which saw its head of buyouts depart at the end of last year, has run out of dry powder and given up raising a new vehicle.
- Basri: Indonesia addressing investor concerns
Indonesian finance minister Chatib Basri said that the country is working to reduce its current account deficit and stabilise the rupiah to attract foreign investors, including private equity.
- TPG in $715m China exit
The David Bonderman-led private equity firm has sold UT Capital Group to Haitong Securities as it continues raising its $3.5bn Asia fund.
- TPG and Credit Suisse in $4.1bn manufacturing exit
Roughly 10 years after acquiring GROHE, a maker of luxury bathroom fittings, TPG and Credit Suisse will sell the company to Japan’s Lixil, marking the largest ever investment in Germany by a Japanese company.
- New Jersey forms separate account with Siguler Guff
The $74bn pension is increasing its exposure to developing markets by creating a $300m separate account with Siguler Guff.
- Investcorp catches FishNet
The Bahrain-based firm has acquired North America’s largest information security provider after a couple months that saw it realise more than $1bn in investment proceeds.
- New Jersey explores real estate secondaries
The $70.8bn pension system is considering a sale of up to $1bn worth of real estate holdings in a continuing effort to cull underperforming or redundant investments.