Guy Hands’ epic lawsuit against Citi for allegedly tricking him into overpaying for EMI shines a very public light on the normally secretive inner workings of the private equity business.
A group of nine traders, led by Bob Howard, will join KKR in New York, setting the stage for the alternative investment giant to build a major hedge fund operation.
The private equity giant has personally invested about '60 to 70%’ of his net worth in foundering EMI. Hands’ at-times emotional testimony described his decision to sue a former friend as ‘a difficult thing’.
Terra Firma’s trial against its banking nemesis will boil down to who will impress the jury as the most credible witness.
The Guy Hands-led firm is suing its financial advisor Citi for allegedly tricking it into buying EMI for £4 billion. Citi argues Hands is looking for a scapegoat for the struggling investment.
A final draft of the AIFM directive is close to agreement and its latest form is ‘something the industry can work with’, according to the head of EVCA.
Incoming regulations on both sides of the Atlantic are expected to fuel a global secondaries bonanza. Nicholas Donato and Toby Mitchenall ask whether the hype is justified.
Kelly Chaplin of British Columbia Investment Management Corporation discusses the due diligence process on re-up investments.
Katita Palamar and Bill Farrell are expected to launch a new firm in the coming months.
The pension is severing its ties with Pacific Corporate Group and has enlisted Capital Dynamics to manage CalPERS' $480m Clean Energy & Technology Fund. The pension has also enlisted an independent investment team from Aviva Capital.
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