The sun will shine again 2008-11-01 Staff Writer It's capitalism's darkest hour for nearly a century, and it isn't over yet. In early October, the world held its breath as governments scrambled to rescue the banking system. Ostensibly, the scramble worked. At the time of this edition of <italic>PEI<
With announced deal volumes totalling $3bn in the first eight months of the year, infrastructure and real estate are proving to be resilient investment targets in a year that has seen Indian private equity deal value drop by 20% through September.
With announced deal volumes totalling $3bn in the first eight months of the year, the two sectors are proving to be resilient investment targets in a year that has seen Indian private equity deal value drop by 20% through September.
With announced deal volumes totalling $3bn in the first eight months of the year, the two sectors are proving to be resilient investment targets in a year that has seen Indian private equity deal value drop by 20% through September.
The New York-based firm is planning a final close of its latest European real estate vehicle in the New Year, according to a director of the firm speaking at a conference in London today.
With announced deal volumes totalling $3bn in the first eight months of the year, infrastructure and real estate are proving to be resilient investment targets in a year that has seen Indian private equity deal value drop by 20% through September.
The Cerberus-backed auto financing company plans to restructure its debt in an effort to become a bank holding company and qualify for federal aid.
The private equity arm of Malaysia's second-largest financial services firm will help Alam Maritim expand its operations in Malaysia’s offshore exploration industry.
SS&C Technologies, which develops financial management software for hedge funds and institutional investors, filed for a NASDAQ float last year. Carlyle acquired the company in a $941m take-private in 2005.
Daewoo Electronics’s creditors, who control the company, chose the New York-based private equity firm as the winning bidder. Ripplewood’s bid marks the third time Daewoo’s creditors have initiated a sale.