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  • 3i set to return to FTSE 100
    Yolanda Bobeldijk- 3 June 2014

    The London-listed group, which was dropped from the index in September 2011, has been part of the FTSE 100 twice before.

  • Just Eat valued at £1.5bn
    Yolanda Bobeldijk- 3 April 2014

    The Vitruvian-backed restaurant delivery business is expected to raise £360m in an IPO.

  • GTCR picks up 500m Callcredit
    PEI Staff- 17 February 2014

    The Chicago-based firm has bought the UK company from current owner Vitruvian.

  • Vitruvian raises 1bn for Fund II
    Yolanda Bobeldijk- 5 December 2013

    The London-based firm closed on its hard-cap after just three months in market.

  • Vitruvian backs financial services provider
    PEI Staff- 14 November 2013

    The investment in RL360° comes as Vitruvian approaches its £800m target for its Fund II.

  • Vitruvian eyes £800m for Fund II
    Yolanda Bobeldijk- 19 September 2013

    The European mid-market firm founded by former Apax and BC Partners professionals is planning to raise a similar amount as it did for Fund I.

  • NYC considers purchasing secondary interests
    Sam Sutton- 17 January 2013

    The $124bn retirement system would likely focus on individual interests in existing relationships, says head of private equity Barry Miller.

  • Fine for now
    Andy Thomson- 4 January 2013

    Fundraising is proceeding at a fair clip amid signs that even the larger funds are still in favour. It is clear that investors are keeping the faith. But will they do so indefinitely, asks Andy Thomson?

  • Vitruvian closes on €925m
    PEI Staff- 4 January 2013

    One of the most significant European buyout firms to launch in five years has made a compelling case to investors tired of megafunds to back Europe’s growth buyout segment.

  • Hopes of LBO revival as Cinven makes Emap bid(4)
    PEI Staff- 4 January 2013

    European buyout firm Cinven’s £2 billion bid for two divisions of media group Emap is the second largest new offer since debt market turmoil decimated the market for leveraged loans.