The New York-based investment management firm’s debut offering attracted $900 million in equity from limited partners such as Singapore sovereign wealth fund Temasek, but it fell short of its $1 billion goal.
2 min read · 14 January 2013
The New York-based investment management firm’s debut offering attracted $900 million in equity from limited partners such as Singapore sovereign wealth fund Temasek, but it fell short of its $1 billion goal.
2 min read · 15 January 2013
The chaotic financial markets of Europe present certain chances for private equity managers to shine, though limited partners should be on the lookout for managers with specific talents around credit, debt or regionally focused buyouts, writes David Fann and the TorreyCove investment team.
3 min read · 14 January 2013
Scott Charlton (pictured) has been hired to take the helm at the Australian toll road operator as a replacement for Chris Lynch, who resigned in January. Charlton, the former chief operating officer at developer Lend Lease, will assume the role in July this year.
2 min read · 15 January 2013
Scott Charlton (pictured) has been hired to take the helm at the Australian toll road operator as a replacement for Chris Lynch, who resigned in January. Charlton, the former chief operating officer at developer Lend Lease, will assume the role in July this year.
2 min read · 15 January 2013
Scott Charlton (pictured) has been hired to take the helm at the Australian toll road operator as a replacement for Chris Lynch, who resigned in January. Charlton, the former chief operating officer at developer Lend Lease, will assume the role in July this year.
2 min read · 15 January 2013
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
9 min read · 14 January 2013
The biggest selling point of the UK government’s new pension initiative seems to be that investors will pay no more than 0.5% in management fees.
3 min read · 15 January 2013
The biggest selling point of the UK government’s new pension initiative seems to be that investors will pay no more than 0.5% in management fees.
3 min read · 15 January 2013
The biggest selling point of the UK government’s new pension initiative seems to be that investors will pay no more than 0.5% in management fees.
3 min read · 15 January 2013
