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Tanner to ‘leave’ Quadrangle(2)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.
- Bain Capital ventures into China real estate
Bain Capital has partnered CBL & Associates, a US mall developer and owner, to invest in a Chinese mall operator and real estate developer based in Nanjing.
- Tanner to ‘leave’ Quadrangle
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.
- Washington pledges $500m toward KKR’s first Asia buyout fund
Washington State Investment Board has given a preliminary pledge to commit $500 million toward Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co’s first Asia-dedicated buyout fund.
- Financial services investments keep pace in 2006
The year 2006 saw private equity firms continue to target the financial services sector, according to a new report.
- JV closes $1.1bn Lord & Taylor acquisition
The partnership between NRDC and Apollo has also hired Christina Johnson, the former chief executive of Saks Fifth Avenue, in the latest example of top retail talent making the jump to private equity.
- Warburg Pincus promotes two in New York
David Krieger and Justin Sadrian have been named managing directors.
- Warburg Pincus secures syndicate loan for China buyout
Warburg Pincus and a Chinese investor have secured a syndicated loan to acquire Shandong Deosen Corp, a producer of food additive in China, in a rare leverage buyout in that market.
- Warburg Pincus invests $75m in trading tech company
The private equity firm announced that it will invest $75m in financial trading technology company NYFIX, with Warburg’s entrepreneur in residence becoming CEO.
- PE consortium buys Aramark for $8.3bn
Aramark chairman Joseph Neubauer has partnered with GS Capital, CCMP, JPMorgan, THLee and Warburg Pincus to buy the cafeteria operator, upping a May 1 bid.