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ChrysCapital sets record with $1.25bn fund(3)India’s ChrysCapital has raised $1.25 billion for its fifth fund, surpassing the independent private equity manager’s $1 billion target. The latest fund holds the record of being the largest India-focused fund.
- ChrysCapital sets record with $1.25bn fund(2)
India’s ChrysCapital has raised $1.25 billion for its fifth fund, surpassing the independent private equity manager’s $1 billion target. The latest fund holds the record of being the largest India-focused fund.
- Bain targets funds totaling $15bn(3)
Eighteen months after closing its last round of fundraising, Bain Capital is back with a modestly larger $10 billion core fund target, but a $5 billion co-investment fund, reflecting high LP co-investment demand as well as the possibility of a slowdown in the deal market.
- Bank of Scotland buys LDC’s stake in property business(3)
Lloyds TSB Development Capital has sold its minority stake in UK property business Apollo Group to the Bank of Scotland.
- El-Erian leaves Harvard to rejoin PIMCO
Harvard University's endowment is left without a head, as Mohamed El-Erian has left the $35 billion endowment for a senior role at PIMCO, where he'll lead a push into alternatives.
- Alternative assets boost CalSTRS returns(2)
Alternative assets returned 27.6 percent to CalSTRS last fiscal year. Though less than last year’s 32 percent return, CalSTRS’ alternative assets outperformed the portfolio as a whole by around 7 percentage points.
- ChrysCapital sets record with $1.25bn fund
India’s ChrysCapital has raised $1.25 billion for its fifth fund, surpassing the independent private equity manager’s $1 billion target. The latest fund holds the record of being the largest India-focused fund.
- Warburg Pincus set to win Bausch & Lomb
The buyout firm’s $3.67 billion take-private bid for the UK eyecare business looks set to succeed, after its major trade rival pulled its higher bid following a bad-tempered exchange.
- Bank of Scotland buys LDC’s stake in property business(2)
Lloyds TSB Development Capital has sold its minority stake in UK property business Apollo Group to the Bank of Scotland.
- Alternative assets boost CalSTRS returns
Alternative assets returned 27.6 percent to CalSTRS last fiscal year. Though less than last year’s 32 percent return, CalSTRS’ alternative assets outperformed the portfolio as a whole by around 7 percentage points.