Sharon Lim
All eight of the large buyout firms in the race to buy Coles Group, Australia’s second largest retailer, have now dropped out of the running. Trade buyer Wesfarmers is now expected to complete the $19 billion transaction, which will be the largest in the country to date, without private equity support.
DLA has recruited Steven Liu from Heller Ehrman to join its Beijing office as a partner. Liu is the sixth legal professional to join DLA Beijing in the last six months.
DLA has recruited Steven Liu from Heller Ehrman to join its Beijing office as a partner. Liu is the sixth legal professional to join DLA Beijing in the last six months.
TPG, Carlyle and Blackstone have pulled out of the formal race for Coles, an Australia-listed retailing group, but their consortium has indicated an interest in discussing an alternative investment structure.
TPG, Carlyle and Blackstone have pulled out of the formal race for Coles, an Australia-listed retailing group, but their consortium has indicated an interest in discussing an alternative investment structure.
TPG, Carlyle and Blackstone have pulled out of the formal race for Coles, an Australia-listed retailing group, but their consortium has indicated an interest in discussing an alternative investment structure.
China’s recent $3 billion investment in The Blackstone Group may have been the tip of the iceberg, as the government prepares to launch a $200 billion investment fund modeled on Singapore’s Government Investment Corporation.
China’s recent $3 billion investment in The Blackstone Group may have been the tip of the iceberg, as the government prepares to launch a $200 billion investment fund modeled on Singapore’s Government Investment Corporation.
China’s recent $3 billion investment in The Blackstone Group may have been the tip of the iceberg, as the government prepares to launch a $200 billion investment fund modeled on Singapore’s Government Investment Corporation.
TPG Capital and Affinity are proposing to delist a Singapore-listed semiconductor company for $1.4 billion. The offer follows a failed $1.6 billion buyout offer from Temasek Holdings for STATS ChipPac, another Singapore-listed chip company.