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- Swedish insurance group sells €1.5bn portfolio
Two buyers – Abu Dhabi Investment Council and Australia’s QIC – acquired the majority of the portfolio that included funds from managers like Apax, Advent, BC Partners and Bain Capital.
- Study: Southeast Asia poised for deal activity
The compelling growth story of Southeast Asia is increasingly attracting new market participants, but local knowledge will bring a strategic advantage, according to a BCG report.
- Investindustrial grabs wheel at Aston Martin
The deal values the luxury carmaker at €940m.
- TIM Hellas offers buyout firms second pay-out
Texas Pacific Group and Apax Partners are reportedly refinancing the Greek mobile company for a second time to take a dividend payment, which will take proceeds to more than twice the firm’s original investment.
- Apax on track with mega fundraising
The veteran European firm is hoping to hold a strong first close on its latest fund in the first quarter of 2007, consolidating its position as Europe’s number one fee-payer and a leading buyout player.
- Intel’s Kapur heads to TPG Ventures
The San Francisco-based firm has expanded its Asia operations with the hiring of an India investment veteran.
- Qantas agrees A$11.1bn takeover
Australian airline Qantas has accepted a revised A$11.1bn offer from a private equity consortium a day after rejecting a A$10.9bn bid.
- Princess floats on Frankfurt
The Partners Group fund has listed on the German exchange after 97 percent of bondholders voted for an early conversion of the 2010-dated convertible bond.
- Texas Pacific Group and Macquarie approach Qantas
Qantas Airways’s shares rose to record high and closed 15 percent higher today after the national carrier confirmed an approach by Macquarie Bank and Texas Pacific Group.
- Buyout bigs back $11bn orthopedic deal
Blackstone, Goldman Sachs, KKR and TPG have agreed to take private Biomet, a maker of replacement joints, alongside the company’s founder. At the same time, Biomet is investigating stock option back-dating practices approved by senior management.