James Taylor
The central Europe mezzanine specialist has held a first close on its debut fund as it looks to capitalise on the favourable conditions for mezzanine investors. The fund has raised just under half of its €125 million target.
The French listed buyout firm is in pole position to win the auction for Elis, a French textile business, after revealing that it has entered exclusive negotiations to buy the business from rival PAI Partners.
The central Europe mezzanine specialist has held a first close on its debut fund as it looks to capitalise on the favourable conditions for mezzanine investors. The fund has raised just under half of its €125 million target.
Anglo-French buyout firm Milestone Capital Partners has completed another exit from its third fund with the sale of dry cleaning business 5àSec. It has now returned 60 percent of investors’ commitments with over half of its original deals still in the portfolio.
Anglo-French buyout firm Milestone Capital Partners has completed another exit from its third fund with the sale of dry cleaning business 5àSec. It has now returned 60 percent of investors’ commitments with over half of its original deals still in the portfolio.
Anglo-French buyout firm Milestone Capital Partners has completed another exit from its third fund with the sale of dry cleaning business 5àSec. It has now returned 60 percent of investors’ commitments with over half of its original deals still in the portfolio.
Och-Ziff, one of the world’s largest hedge fund managers, will become the latest alternative asset manager to tap the public markets after revealing plans for a possible flotation on the New York Stock exchange.
Och-Ziff, one of the world’s largest hedge fund managers, will become the latest alternative asset manager to tap the public markets after revealing plans for a possible flotation on the New York Stock exchange.
The French listed buyout firm is in pole position to win the auction for Elis, a French textile business, after revealing that it has entered exclusive negotiations to buy the business from rival PAI Partners.
Och-Ziff, one of the world’s largest hedge fund managers, will become the latest alternative asset manager to tap the public markets after revealing plans for a possible flotation on the New York Stock exchange.