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EQT buys majority of InexioEQT acquired a majority of Inexio. EQT is buying the shares held by Warburg Pincus, which owns 59.45 percent, and Deutsche Beteiligungs AG. Reuters valued the deal at around 1 billion euros ($1.1 bilion). Inexio is a German telecommunications company.
NYCRS hires Finnish, Chilean pension execs in PE build outThe $208bn New York City Retirement Systems has hired two experienced private equity executives from Ilmarinen and AFP Capital.
Meet the Silicon Valley firm bringing impact to IndonesiaThe UN Development Programme in Indonesia has selected 500 Startups to jointly launch an impact investing accelerator.
- PE HUB Wire Highlights, 9.19.20
Vector seeks buyer for Saba Software; Warburg snaps up Qualifacts; Blackstone to exit NCR
New York State Common Retirement Fund approves $410m in commitmentsThe US public pension has backed two private equity funds.
This year’s SI 30: Mega firms and emerging specialistsOur latest ranking of the secondaries market’s biggest fundraisers shows the big are getting bigger while niche firms make their mark.
- Warburg Pincus to acquire WebPT from Battery Ventures
Warburg Pincus has agreed to acquire a majority stake in WebPT from Battery Ventures. No financial terms were disclosed. Aeris Partners was financial adviser to WebPT and Battery Ventures on the transaction. Based on Phoenix, WebPT is a rehab therapy platform.
- Microsoft founder’s family office to triple its Asia PE exposure
Vulcan Capital, the multi-billion family office of late Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, has about 5 percent of its portfolio invested in the region, says CIO Chris Orndorff
Microsoft founder’s family office to triple Asia PE exposureVulcan Capital, the multi-billion family office of late Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, has about 5 percent of its portfolio invested in the region, says CIO Chris Orndorff.
- PE HUB Wire Highlights, 8.21.19
Blackstone hires ex-Navab exec to focus on healthcare growth investments, Kline Hill preps Fund III