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TH Lee, FNF to pay $5.3bn for CeridianTH Lee and Fidelity have teamed up again to buy a business services provider, inking a $5.3 billion deal for Ceridian, a company in the trendy payment processing space.
- Blackstone to buy Alliance Data for $7.8bn
Activity in the electronic payment space continues with the Blackstone Group’s agreement to buy Dallas, Texas-based Alliance Data, a provider of transaction, credit, and marketing services, in a deal valued at $7.8 billion.
- TPG and Warburg Pincus after New Look
US buyout firms TPG and Warburg Pincus have teamed up to bid for UK clothing firm New Look, which may lead to less competition for the store in the upcoming auction.
- Warburg portfolio company in talks with Silver Lake(2)
Warburg Pincus is the largest shareholder in US telecom products company Avaya, which is reportedly in take-private talks with Silver Lake Partners.
- Bridgepoint buys European dialysis group(2)
EQT and Investor make a quick return on their €4.3 billiion acquisition of medical technology group Gambro, selling Gambro Healthcare to mid-market rival Bridgepoint less than a year after acquisition
- Buyout battle looms for Thomson division(2)
Some of the world’s biggest buyout firms are set to fight it out for the $3.5 billion-valued higher education division of publishing company Thomson, in the latest demonstration of private equity’s appetite for the sector.
- CITIC smashes target with $425m debut China fund(2)
CITIC Capital Partners has raised $425 million for its first China-focused private equity fund, smashing its $350 million hard cap. Investors are banking on CITIC to access control deals in Chinese state-owned enterprises.
- TPG moves out of South Korea(2)
Buyout firm Texas Pacific Group has closed its South Korean office, soon after two rival firms ran into legal difficulties in the country amid a growing backlash against foreign investors.
- Warburg Pincus buys $625 million Metavante(2)
Warburg Pincus has become the second private equity firm this week to back a US-based electronic payments firm, following KKR’s $29 billion acquisition of First Data on Monday.
- Warburg Pincus Korean chief gets four-year jail sentence(2)
A Korean court has slapped Warburg Pincus with a fine in addition to sentencing Hwang Sung-jin, the US private equity firm’s local chief to four years in prison for insider trading.