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WCAS wraps up fourteenth fund at over $5bnWCAS XIV LP closed above its target and the firm's prior fund, WCAS XIII, L.P., which closed at $4 billion.
WCAS-backed EnableComp appoints Miller as CFOEnableComp is a provider of work comp reimbursement solutions.
WCAS appoints Hausman as operating partner for tech groupIn his most recent role, Hausman was the president of the finance and risk division at Dun & Bradstreet, which he helped take public.
WCAS' Ed Sobol: EMS software and communication 'can be the difference between life and death'WCAS announced a majority investment in ImageTrend earlier in February.
Welsh Carson pulls back on potential tender offer dealTender offers plus staples remain challenging because if the price isn't right, limited partners can simply choose not to sell.
WCAS invests in software firm ImageTrendThe investment will be used to help accelerate growth, further product innovation and maintain software and customer service.
Runway Growth Capital promotes Chen to managing director and Lai and Khubani to principalChen joined Runway in 2017, Lai came on board in 2020 and Khubani joined in 2018.
Healthcare operating challenges lead to abundant opportunities for WCASThe opportunity to operate more efficiently is driving increased investment in technology, said Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe's Brian Regan.
First-timer Rubicon Founders touts healthcare operations muscle with debut poolAs interest rates rise, with the potential for debt to become more expensive, operational talent and the ability to achieve revenue goals through improvements in operations becomes much more in focus.