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- Warburg, General Atlantic buy Network International stake
The two GPs will continue to expand the firm’s global footprint, working alongside majority investor Emirates NBD as Abraaj exits firm after five-year hold.
- Warburg Pincus closes Fund XII above $12bn
The fund, launched in May, exceeded its hard cap, drawing commitments from various types of LPs including a number from outside of the US.
- Lessons learnt in India
For private equity in India, general partners are working diligently to improve the previously bumpy situation by taking on a more hands-on approach, finding the ‘right’ partner, and exploring multiple exit options The Emerging Markets Private Equity Association’s (EMPEA) Special Report: Private Equity in India takes a look at the lessons learnt over the past two decades.
- Warburg invests in Polish pharmaceuticals company
The investment is thought to have been made through Warburg Pincus Private equity XI, which is almost completely deployed.
- French tycoon takes 5 percent stake in Warburg Pincus
Groupe Marc de Lacharrière, owned by Marc Ladreit de Lacharrière, will invest in future Warburg Pincus funds as a limited partner, but will be a passive investor in the firm.
- Silver Lake and Warburg sell IDC for $5.2bn
The exit will generate a cash on cash return of more than 2.5 times for the two private equity firms.
- Adams Street founder to retire at year-end - Exclusive
Kathy Wanner has spent 22 years at the firm and is looking at options in healthcare for her next move.
- Private equity in India: Struggling with multiples(2)
With a population of 1.3bn, India is a market that investors can’t ignore. But it comes with its own particular set of problems.
- Private equity in India: Struggling with multiples(1)
With a population of 1.3bn, India is a market that investors can’t ignore. But it comes with its own particular set of problems.
- Private equity in India: Struggling with multiples
With a population of 1.3bn, India is a market that investors can’t ignore. But it comes with its own particular set of problems