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Amanda Janis

Amanda is the Director of Product Management for PEI, whose editorial titles include Private Equity International, Secondaries Investor, Buyouts, PE Hub, VCJ, Real Estate Capital, Private Equity Real Estate, Agri Investor, Infrastructure Investor, Private Debt Investor, Regulatory Compliance Watch and Private Funds CFO. She was previously the company's Group Managing Editor.
The head of Roustan Capital has teamed up with Jerome Kohlberg’s investment firm to purchase non-core Nike division Bauer Hockey.
Nearly a year after Ripplewood’s $740 million deal for Daewoo fell apart, Morgan Stanley appears headed toward an agreement to buy the Korean electronics company.
Nearly a year after Ripplewood’s $740 million deal for Daewoo fell apart, Morgan Stanley appears headed toward an agreement to buy the Korean electronics company.
The beleaguered global payment services company has secured bailout financing worth $1.2 billion between debt and equity components.
The middle market firm’s $30 million investment in niche lender FirstAgain is its first in the sector since hiring former JPMorgan and CCMP pro Carty Chock.
Fresh from closing its fourth turnaround fund on $4 billion, WL Ross has hired John Kanas, former CEO of North Fork Bancorp, to advise on investments in distressed financial services firms.
Alliance Data Systems has dropped its case against Blackstone less than two weeks after suing the private equity firm to force an agreed $7.8 billion buyout.
On the heels of its $500 million investment in MBIA, Warburg Pincus has agreed to purchase an additional $300 million in shares as part of an oversubscribed $1 billion public offering. A source familiar with the matter told PEO the company is 'wildly undervalued'.
On the heels of its $500 million investment in MBIA, Warburg Pincus has agreed to purchase an additional $300 million in shares as part of an oversubscribed $1 billion public offering. A source familiar with the matter told PEO the company is 'wildly undervalued'.
Alliance Data Systems has sued the private equity firm, which previously indicated it would drop the $7.8 billion deal due to regulatory requirements that are ‘unprecedented and unacceptable’.
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