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  • Dear, battling cancer, steps back at CalPERS
    Christopher Witkowsky- 17 June 2013

    Theodore Eliopoulos, CalPERS’ senior investment officer for real assets, has stepped in as acting CIO as Joe Dear battles prostate cancer.

  • ICG nears €400m CLO close
    Magda Ali- 14 June 2013

    The London-listed asset manager hopes to conclude fundraising for its latest CLO by the end of June.

  • Billabong refinancing threatens equity wipeout
    Clare Burrows- 5 June 2013

    Two private equity-led consortia have dropped buyout bids for the ailing Australian surf-wear retailer, in favour of a refinancing plan that could wipe out shareholders.

  • Ares hires former Carlyle dealmaker
    Sam Sutton- 23 May 2013

    The hiring of Charles Steel represents an expansion of the $59bn firm’s dealmaking capabilities in Europe.

  • Cerberus primed for $833m UK loan deal
    Robin Marriott- 8 May 2013

    New York-based firm is said to be the front runner for a portfolio of loans being sold by Britain’s part-nationalised bank Lloyds Banking Group.

  • Div-recaps add to ticking distressed 'time bomb'
    Amanda Janis- 1 May 2013

    Credit market euphoria is creating the next wave of distressed investment opportunities, according to Wilbur Ross and Apollo's Joshua Harris, who spoke at the Milken Institute's Global Conference this week.

  • Apollo eyes European debt
    Amanda Janis- 1 May 2013

    Apollo's been taking advantage of buoyant markets on the sell-side, while targeting non-traditional deals including buying some $12bn in European loans over the past 36 months, according to founder Leon Black (pictured).

  • The Fate of Big Buyouts
    PEI Staff- 26 April 2013

    In the 2009 film ‘The Hangover’, the protagonists begin their apocalyptic, eve-of-wedding bender at Caesars Palace. The fallout from their exploits proved predictably catastrophic.

  • TPG, Apollo to contribute $250m each to new Caesars subsidiary
    Sam Sutton- 25 April 2013

    TPG and Apollo will contribute $250m each to ease Caesars Entertainment's capital structure woes.

  • India opens up to foreign debt investors
    Clare Burrows- 25 April 2013

    The government has increased the ceiling for the amount of Indian corporate debt issued or held by foreign investors to $51bn from just $1bn, a move likely to provide foreign firms with attractive opportunities in India’s credit market.