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Warburg Pincus, Tenaska to sell power plants for $856mThe duo will sell three jointly-owned US power plants just a year after their purchase, in addition to a fourth facility owned solely by Tenaska.
- Emerging market GPs see slower fundraising
Although panelists at the IFC’s 10th Global Private Equity Conference in Washington DC are sanguine about their deal flow in the emerging markets, some spoke of seeing a slowdown in the pace of fundraising.
- Providence invests $640m in Indian telecom
The US buyout firm has agreed one of the country's largest private equity deals with Aditya Birla Telecom, a subsidiary of Providence portfolio company Idea Cellular.
- Warburg Pincus-backed MBIA posts $2.4bn loss
The troubled monoline insurer had losses largely related to derivative write-downs. The public markets responded positively to the results with the shares rising 6.4 percent.
- Louisiana Teachers’ makes $250m in commitments
The US pension committed to CVC’s fifth European fund and two real estate funds, months after reorganising its allocation structure and boosting its alternatives target to 28 percent.
- TPG considers WaMu bail-out
The buyout firm looks set to lead the latest private equity rescue of a beleaguered financial giant.
- LP PROFILE - Washington State Investment Board
LP PROFILE 2007-03-01 Staff Writer Head office Tel: +1 360 956 46002100 Evergreen Park DriveFax: +1 360 956 4780P.O. Box 40916www.sib.wa.govOlympia, WA 98502USAASSETS / FUNDS UNDER MANAGEMENT$63 billionYEAR FIRST INVESTED IN PRIVATE EQUITY1981ALLOCATION TO PRIVATE EQUITY / ALTERNA
- Report: Warburg Pincus eyes Laqshya Media
The firm is reportedly the frontrunner to acquire a stake of 15 to 20 percent in Indian outdoor media company Laqshya with at least four others in the fray.
- Warburg Pincus buys cleaning company for £565m
The vendor, CCMP Capital, more than doubled the company’s value in less than four years.
- Warburg Pincus raises $15bn
The diversified firm, jointly led by Charles Kaye, has surpassed its target by 25 percent, as investors look to emerging markets and growth capital for returns.