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Carlyle shopping for hedge fund platform(2)As the firm looks for ways to further bulk up and diversify its assets under management, Carlyle is also seeking to strengthen economic ties with energy firm Riverstone.
- KKR targets $30bn for buyouts globally(2)
The firm is among several seeking to stock up with fresh capital amid a turbulent market.
- Financial services M&A veteran joins Carlyle(2)
UBS investment banker Olivier Sarkozy has joined The Carlyle Group’s recently formed financial services team. The team aims to exploit low valuations in the financial services sector, which has been hit by recent worldwide credit market problems.
- Report: Executives dispute crunch’s consequences(2)
Buyout executives at a conference in Munich are attempting to talk up the opportunities that are available in today’s troubled markets, although Alchemy Partners’ Jon Moulton dwelled on the bad news that is to come.
- Top trends of 2007: the rise of sovereign wealth
PERE looks back at the year just passed for the trends that mattered most. Today we look at trend number four - sovereign wealth funds have become major forces in global real estate investing.
- Blackstone fees boost bank profits(2)
For the second year running Blackstone was the biggest single generator of financial sponsor-driven revenue for investment banks, paying $646 million in fees last year.
- PEO 2.0: WHO TO BELIEVE?
Is the large buyout market on its way back? There are no straight answers on the internet, discovers Nicholas Lockley.
- Initiators of change
Private Equity International is delighted to present a selection of 50 individuals who we think have the power to transform aspects of the industry. The list, which is not a ranking, is ordered alphabetically.
- PEAK PERFORMANCE
PEAK PERFORMANCE 2008-06-01 Staff Writer ‘Long-term performance is what matters in private equity‘. This oft-recited statement is a truism in the sense that clearly what happens over a ten-year period is of more significance than, let's say, a mere 12 months. Keeping the thought firmly at the front of one's
- TAKING THE REINS
After the public embarrassment surrounding Steven Rattner's resignation, Credit Suisse turned to longtime DLJ veteran Nicole Arnaboldi to lead its in-house private equity arm, smashing a glass ceiling in the process. By Suzanne Weinstock.