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PERE 30: Lone Star rises as bank platforms fallThe Dallas private equity firm was the biggest riser in the 2011 PERE 30 ranking, thanks to successful capital-raising for its second real estate fund. Meanwhile, consolidation, business exits and strategic shifts among bank-sponsored platforms began to manifest themselves in this year’s ranking.
- KKR plans real estate investment drive after key hire
The private equity giant behind the world's largest buyout has appointed former Goldman Sachs veteran Ralph Rosenberg to lead its real estate investing programme.
- SPECIAL REPORT: Tackling Centro
Private real estate’s finest are scrutinising Centro Properties Group, one of the credit crunch’s largest casualties. But are its complex ownership structures too off-putting? PERE Magazine, February 2011 issue.
- Apollo hires former US Senator(2)
Evan Bayh, the former US Senator from Indiana, will join the firm as Apollo prepares to go public.
- CVC: No urgent need to refinance Nine(2)
The private equity firm has denied its investment in the Australian media group is in trouble, but reportedly asked its creditors to respond to a new plan on refinancing by Christmas.
- Minding the (credit) gap
Debt-focused initiatives in India are attracting attention as macroeconomic conditions shift.
- PEI India Forum: Optimism prevails(2)
Apollo's Sanjay Patel and Hamilton Lane's Juan Delgado Moreira were among speakers at the forum who noted that interesting investment opportunities, such as companies' increasing demand for credit in India, can be found amid global economic turmoil.
- George Roberts: On the upswing(2)
In a rare in-depth interview, KKR co-founder George Roberts discusses both the firm’s and private equity’s ongoing evolution as they move past credit crisis ‘hiccups’ and closer to maturity.
- NJ: ‘Strategic relationships’ are the future of private equity
A 1% management fee on invested capital was one of several choice economic terms that New Jersey's alternatives chief Christine Pastore helped build into customised funds managed by Blackstone.
- CVC: No urgent need to refinance Nine
The private equity firm has denied its investment in the Australian media group is in trouble, but reportedly asked its creditors to respond to a new plan on refinancing by Christmas.