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Carlyle buys Italian fashion brandThe Carlyle Group has acquired the company which owns Italian womenswear brand Twin Set Simona Barbieri in a deal understood to be worth between €250m and €300m.
- Wisconsin shops $720m portfolio
The state investment board wants to reduce its exposure to the largest funds in the market and is selling stakes in funds managed by KKR, Charterhouse, Carlyle and Blackstone.
- 3i boosts debt portfolio with €2bn CLO deal
3i Group has agreed its first deal under new chief executive Simon Borrows, with its debt arm adding €2bn to its portfolio through the acquisition of seven CLO contracts from Invesco.
- Carlyle debuts at low end of price range
The firm's initial public offering debuted at $22 per share, below its low-end expectation of $23 per share. The firm raised $671m in the offering.
- Carlyle injects mezzanine debt into energy deal(2)
The Carlyle Group has expanded its energy mezzanine business, agreeing to finance the construction of a biomass power project in Connecticut.
- CVC recruits Goldman's leveraged finance head
Stephen Hickey will join as chief risk officer of newly formed CVC Credit Partners, as the London firm bolsters its debt capabilities.
- Fundraising in 2012: an uphill task
In this unforgiving fundraising climate, even the very best performers will not find it easy to hit their targets. Other firms may not live to tell the tale. Helen Power reports
- Carlyle buys €2.1bn in CLOs
The Carlyle Group picked up four management contracts from Highland Capital Management in its first European CLO deal.
- Carlyle injects mezzanine debt into energy deal
The Carlyle Group has expanded its energy mezzanine business, agreeing to finance the construction of a biomass power project in Connecticut.
- Rubenstein: PE to rescue troubled US mortgage assets(3)
The Carlyle co-founder said he and other private equity players would be among the biggest buyers of the distressed mortgage- and real estate-related assets set to be acquired by the US governments’ $700bn financial rescue plan.