James Taylor
The proportion of European corporates rated as speculative grade has more than doubled in the last decade, according to ratings agency Standard and Poor’s – thanks largely to the growth of private equity.
The proportion of European corporates rated as speculative grade has more than doubled in the last decade, according to ratings agency Standard and Poor’s – thanks largely to the growth of private equity.
Lone Star’s attempts to sell its controversial stake in Korea Exchange Bank are set to be delayed still further, just days after the firm’s office was raided by tax officials investigating its recent deals.
Lone Star’s attempts to sell its controversial stake in Korea Exchange Bank are set to be delayed still further, just days after the firm’s office was raided by tax officials investigating its recent deals.
Ian Armitage, chief executive of UK buyout firm HgCapital, is moving upstairs to become chairman in a reshuffle that will see TMT head Nic Humphries promoted into the top job. There have also been seven other promotions as the firm looks to reward its up-and-coming talent.
Ian Armitage, chief executive of UK buyout firm HgCapital, is moving upstairs to become chairman in a reshuffle that will see TMT head Nic Humphries promoted into the top job. There have also been seven other promotions as the firm looks to reward its up-and-coming talent.
Ian Armitage, chief executive of UK buyout firm HgCapital, is moving upstairs to become chairman in a reshuffle that will see TMT head Nic Humphries promoted into the top job. There have also been seven other promotions as the firm looks to reward its up-and-coming talent.
Just as Lone Star seemed set to sell its controversial stake in Korean bank KEB, chairman John Grayken admitted that his firm’s Korean office had been raided by tax officials - who confiscated documents relating to its recent deals.
Yesterday’s sale of the Bold Pub Company was the latest in a string of successful deals in the leisure sector for Close Ventures, one of the UK’s longest-established venture capital trust managers. James Taylor met managing director Patrick Reeve.
Just as Lone Star seemed set to sell its controversial stake in Korean bank KEB, chairman John Grayken admitted that his firm’s Korean office had been raided by tax officials - who confiscated documents relating to its recent deals.