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New heights in the lowlandsBuyouts are booming in the Benelux region, with 2006 volumes already breaking records as mega-deals make the headlines. Competition for assets is intense and private equity firms have had to evolve strategically to differentiate themselves from the pack. Joanna Hickey reports.
- Warburg Pincus Korean chief gets four-year jail sentence
A Korean court has slapped Warburg Pincus with a fine in addition to sentencing Hwang Sung-jin, the US private equity firm’s local chief to four years in prison for insider trading.
- Warburg Pincus gets real
The private equity titan and long-time real estate investors has raised $1.2bn for its first vehicle specifically dedicated to real estate.
- Asian market maturing, KKR chief says
Joseph Bae, head of KKR’s Asia investment team, said before a conference crowd he expects further growth in Asia’s private equity market, as larger transactions and international expansions become more commonplace.
- Berkshire Capital adds financing director
The Boston-based firm has added to its team Matthew Janachar as director of capital markets.
- Warburg Pincus promotes two in New York(4)
David Krieger and Justin Sadrian have been named managing directors.
- Warburg Pincus promotes two in New York(3)
David Krieger and Justin Sadrian have been named managing directors.
- Warburg Pincus promotes two in New York(2)
David Krieger and Justin Sadrian have been named managing directors.
- Battle lines drawn for $15bn Dominion auction
Private equity heavyweights are lining up to compete with trade players for the oilfield assets of Dominion, a US energy group, as the industry continues to target upstream energy assets.
- Tanner to ‘leave’ Quadrangle(3)
David Tanner, one of four ex-Lazard founders of Quadrangle Group, is will ‘leave’ the firm to focus on not-for-profit activities and to work in the investment arm of ContiGroup, a pork and poultry company.