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- Cain Brothers adds new MD to team
Healthcare-focused investment bank Cain Brothers has hired John Soden as a managing director. Prior to joining Cain Brothers, Soden was the managing director and head of medical technologies at Houlihan Lokey.
- GoDaddy in exclusive talks to buy Host Europe: Reuters
U.S. website domain name provider GoDaddy is in exclusive talks to buy peer Host Europe Group (HEG) as it seeks to expand in higher-margin businesses beyond the initial set-up of websites, Reuters reported.
- Santander takes full control of its asset management business, says source: Reuters
Banco Santander (SAN.MC) has agreed to buy back a 50 percent stake in its asset management unit from U.S. buyout funds Warburg Pincus [WP.UL] and General Atlantic, sources told Reuters.
- GIC invests in Warburg-backed Indian NBFC
The $100bn Singaporean state fund will provide growth capital to Capital First via its affiliate Caladium Investments.
- Warburg Pincus-backed Rubicon buys Top-Co
Rubicon Oilfield International, which is backed by Warburg Pincus, has acquired Top-Co Holdings Inc, a provider of oilfield casing, cementing and completion products. No financial terms were disclosed.
- Buyout funds approach Santander and Intesa over Allfunds deal, say sources: Reuters
Buyout firms have approached Santander Asset Management (SASS.SN) and Intesa Sanpaolo (ISP.MI) over a possible takeover of the Allfunds Bank mutual fund platform, sources told Reuters.
- Owner of airline services firm Accelya taps banks to launch sale, say sources: Reuters
The private equity owner of European airlines services firm Accelya has hired advisers to sell the business that provides cost management solutions to the likes of British Airways and American Airlines, sources told Reuters.
- United Internet sells web hosting stake; delays IPO: Reuters
Germany's United Internet has agreed to sell a stake in its web-hosting business to private equity firm Warburg Pincus, netting 450 million euros ($497 million) for the deal but delaying a public listing of the business beyond next year, Reuters reported.
- KKR targets last-mile logistics in Indonesia
The firm wants to tackle bottlenecks in logistics as Indonesia’s $20bn e-commerce market continues to grow.
PE-backed Allied Universal buys Source Security & InvestigationsAllied Universal has bought Source Security & Investigations, a Halifax-based provider of security services, including uniformed security professionals and technology solutions. No financial terms were released. Allied Universal, a U.S. facility and security services provider, said the acquisition will expand its presence in Canada. Allied Universal was formed in August through the merger of AlliedBarton Security Services and Universal Services of America. Private equity backers of the latter two companies, Warburg Pincus, Partners Group and Wendel SE, have stakes in the new business.