Toby Mitchenall
Limited partners who discourage GPs from making investments should be sued, the founder of Siguler Guff told delegates at this week’s The Emerging Markets Private Equity Forum in London.
The CIO of the £13bn Wellcome Trust will advise the UK government on the ‘unintended consequences’ of the proposed Directive.
The Paris-based buyout firm has offered LPs a larger cut in the size of their commitments to Fund V.
Private placement veteran Clive Norton, who joined Jefferies Helix in 2007, has jumped ship to join European mid-market fund Englefield Capital.
The listed private equity firm has sold its remaining stake in Dutch business Dockwise to a consortium of investors including Bain Capital’s credit arm, Sankaty.
After his very public departure from Alchemy Partners, Jon Moulton has set up turnaround-focused Better Capital right on his old firm’s doorstep.
The body that drafted the Directive on Alternative Investment Fund Managers says it did so ’without much time to consult’. Meanwhile Richard Wilson, chairman of EVCA, is urging more LPs to voice their concerns over the proposed new rules.
The situation at PAI does not signify wider large cap woes, writes Toby Mitchenall.
Advent hopes to capitalise on the highly fragmented German debt collection market with the purchase of GFKL Financial Services.
As stakeholders discuss what to do with the firm’s suspended €3bn 2008 fund, Candover has lost control of laboratory business ALcontrol to GSO Capital.
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