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Cerberus wins NAMA’s €6.25bn Project ArrowThe US alternative investment beat Apollo Global Management and joint bidders Goldman Sachs and CarVal Investors, who were shortlisted for the NPL book.
- Apollo structured credit chief in move to London
One of Apollo’s senior managers is moving from the US to develop the firm’s structured credit business.
- Apollo hires CIO for new European unit
The asset manager has hired a new chief investment officer with a background in specialty underwriting.
- Chart of the week: UK private debt fund managers raise the most capital for Western Europe
Domestic capital dominates Western European-focused private debt fundraising, with the United States and Australia the only foreign representatives in the top ten
- Oppenheimer partners with Apollo credit
Apollo will invest up to 5 percent of the $6bn GSIF vehicle into credit on behalf of Oppenheimer.
- Apollo smashes $1bn on structured credit fund - exclusive
The US credit specialist has concluded fundraising for its third structured credit fund, closing on a figure ten times the size of its predecessor funds.
- Erste Group pulls €2.7bn Project Neptune sale
The loan book and servicing platform called Project Neptune and belonging to Romanian bank BCR failed to reach a satisfactory price for its Austrian-bank owner.
- KKR and Apollo vie for GE’s inventory finance unit
The two alternative investment firms have reportedly submitted bids for the $11 billion GE Capital Commercial Distribution Finance business as GE sells off the rest of its lending interests.
- Lone Star borrows £1.5bn for Project Churchill buy
The banks are each lending the Texas-based distressed giant £750 million to support its £2.2 billion mixed loan and real estate portfolio purchase.
- Oaktree knocks Lone Star off PDI 30 top spot
For the first time since the PDI 30 was first compiled three years ago, three firms have each reached running totals of more than $30 billion in the industry’s definitive ranking of the largest private debt managers. In aggregate, the top 30 managers have raised $380 billion over the last five years.