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GSO launches new European CLOGSO's €403.7 Grand Harbour I is said to be the largest European CLO since the crisis.
- FMO and CDC invest in Indian debt provider
As the debt market in India becomes increasingly popular with GPs, the development finance institutions have backed Au Financiers directly in a $60m funding round.
- Lloyds considers Irish loan portfolio sale
In continuing its plan to reduce its exposure to non-core assets, the London-based banking giant is considering the sale of another €650 million of Irish real estate loans.
- Oaktree’s Marks: “We had hoped for a deluge”
While distressed real estate continues to create some of the firm’s best investment opportunities, Europe has been a lesser source of deal flow than anticipated.
- The new spin in private equity access: Strategic accounts
Separately managed accounts, which have become much more visible in the industry recently, are helping to set new standards in the GP/LP relationship, writes Tara Blackburn of Hamilton Lane.
- Firms stay busy during holiday ‘break’
There was no rest for several firms during the holidays that spent the allegedly ‘slow’ final week of the year closing landmark acquisitions and exits.
- AMERICAS NEWS: Blind-pool reticence
Ladder Capital postponed plans for a partial blind-pool REIT after institutional investor appetite waned in September. CEO Brian Harris tells Zoe Hughes the firm will look to the public markets again as Ladder plans to take advantage of a ‘permanent change’ in the US lending community. PERE Magazine December 2009- January 2010
- A Terrible idea
A Terrible idea 2009-03-01 Staff Writer Design guru Michael Peters, the man who redesigned the UK Conservative Party logo in the 1980s, has gathered £10 million (€11 million; $14 million) for a private equity fund with a bit of swagger. Creative Capital Ventures only invests in business for which Peters is p
- The world this month - November 2009
The world this month 2009-11-01 Staff Writer FUNDRAISING WINNERS AND LOSERS HELLMAN & FRIEDMAN CLOSES $8.8BN FUND The San Francisco firm has raised the year's second-largest fund which, at $8.8 billion, i
- FEATURE: RE-Incarnation
The market has changed, and these 12 pros have changed jobs to seize the new day. By Jonathan Brasse and Zoe Hughes. PERE magazine October 2009