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Warburg Pincus leads $100m funding roundWarburg Pincus has led the funding round into Ukraine consumer lending business IMB Group, as private equity firms step up their involvement in the country.
- Injaz Mena makes bumper return on electronic payments firm(2)
Injaz Mena, an investment company based in the United Arab Emirates, made a 63 percent return in 14 months from its investment in Frankfurt-listed electronic payments company Smarttrac, demonstrating why there has been so much private equity interest in the sector.
- Committee critics ignore local buyout successes(2)
Some members of the UK Treasury Select Committee who have fiercely criticised private equity may be disregarding the industry’s successes on their own doorsteps. PEO offers a briefing note on some of the cases the MPs may have missed.
- Committee critics ignore local buyout successes
Some members of the UK Treasury Select Committee who have fiercely criticised private equity may be disregarding the industry’s successes on their own doorsteps. PEO offers a briefing note on some of the cases the MPs may have missed.
- Injaz Mena makes bumper return on electronic payments firm
Injaz Mena, an investment company based in the United Arab Emirates, made a 63 percent return in 14 months from its investment in Frankfurt-listed electronic payments company Smarttrac, demonstrating why there has been so much private equity interest in the sector.
- DN Capital appoints managing partner
DN Capital has appointed Pierre Suhrcke as managing partner from ABS Ventures, as they look to tap into his experience of investing in financial services technology companies.
- Warburg Pincus targets as much as $15bn
The global private equity giant is on the road now with a new fund that will attempt to close on substantially more than its previous $8 billion vehicle.
- Former Warburg pro joins Tri-Artisan(2)
David Libowitz, an 11-year professional from Warburg Pincus, has joined New York-based private equity firm Tri-Artisan Partners.
- Former Warburg pro joins Tri-Artisan
David Libowitz, an 11-year professional from Warburg Pincus, has joined New York-based private equity firm Tri-Artisan Partners.
- Maxeda sells Hema to Lion Capital for €1.1bn
Private equity-owned Maxeda has disposed of Hema, selling the Dutch department store to retail specialist Lion Capital. Maxeda continues to prove a successful investment for the consortium of KKR, Cinven, AlpInvest and Permira that recapitalised the retail group last year.