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- GTCR to float Verifone for $230m
The electronic payment company has filed an initial public offering after a June recapitalization by the Chicago firm yielded a shareholder dividend in excess of $110m.
- WP’s Kaye to head US-India body
Charles “Chip” Kaye, co-president of global private equity firm Warburg Pincus, will become chairman of the US-India Business Council on 1 June 2005.
- Warburg Pincus under investigation in Korea
The New York-based global private equity firm has said in a statement that it expects to be cleared of any wrongdoing over the disposal of its stake in LG Card Co.
- PE firms oppose Japanese tax changes
A group of private equity firms have written to the Japanese Ministry of Finance setting out their opposition to proposed tax changes that could have a significant impact on foreign investment.
- Argus sells Aster City stake to Hicks Muse
Hicks Muse (Europe) has completed its second buyout of a consortium partner in the Polish cable TV operator.
- KKR tops 2004 investment banking fee table
In 2004, private equity sponsors racked up a whopping $9bn in M&A and capital markets fees, according to Dealogic – 17 percent of total investment banking revenue.
- Another partner leaves Henderson
Roberto Italia has quit his role at Henderson Private Capital, the private equity arm of Henderson Global Investors.
- Carlyle rakes in $5bn for US fund
The global buyout firm has reached a $5bn first close for its fourth US buyout fund less than three months after the launch of fundraising.
- CITIC, Warburg in $450m Chinese deal
In one of China’s largest-ever private equity transactions, CITIC Capital and Warburg Pincus are to acquire 22.5 percent stakes in Hayao Group, a leading pharmaceutical business.
- Warburg Pincus buys back own equity
The global private equity firm has repurchased the shares it sold to financial services giant Credit Suisse Group in 1999.