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PIPEs, equity-only deals gain momentumGPs are inreasingly employing non-LBO strategies in the US, including making distressed debt plays and PIPEs, Ernst & Young research has found.
- Advent builds Indian presence
P. Jayendra Nayak has joined the firm’s operating partner programme as it works towards the opening of an Indian office in 2010.
- Report: Bain has China tea deal brewing
Less than a month after it invested in GOME, the buyout firm is reportedly in exclusive talks to invest up to $50m for a minority stake in Beijing Outsell Health Product Development. The company makes tea as well as cosmetics including weight loss products.
- Avaya submits $475m bid for Nortel business unit
The Silver Lake- and TPG-backed telecom company has entered a 'stalking horse' bid for a business unit of bankrupt Nortel Networks. MatlinPatterson is reportedly looking for strategic partners for a rescue plan for the company.
- 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
- Warburg Pincus leads Transpacific’s A$800m recap
The global private equity firm will invest A$65m for a stake of 18% in the Australian waste management company and the remaining A$735m will be raised via an entitlement offer.
- Telecoms veteran to help steer Delta Partners
As chairman of its international advisory council, Kai-Uwe Ricke will help support the UAE-headquartered firm's management team as well as finetune its structure and corporate governance. The former chief executive of Deutsche Telekom will also be a member of the firm’s private equity advisory board.
- News analysis: Candover exit could provide respite
Selling Wood Mackenzie for £550m would allow the listed firm to pay down around £30m of debt, but Candover would still not be ‘out of the woods’.
- Life after Chrysler
Cerberus has forgiven a $500m loan to the US automaker to help push through a sale to Italy's Fiat, bringing the Chrysler saga nearer an end. Christopher Witkowsky explores.
- KKR and Fidelity ink distribution deal
As the muted market for IPOs shows some tentative signs of life, buyout house KKR has unveiled an agreement with Fidelity to open up new retail distribution possibilities.