Buyout groups use ‘war rooms’ to help portfolio companies navigate coronavirus disruption
Pandemic leads buyout firms to foster collaboration among the small and mid-size companies they own
Pandemic leads buyout firms to foster collaboration among the small and mid-size companies they own
Nico Taverna, who left Schroder Adveq in September 2019, partnered with former LGT Capital Partners executive director Gregor Hasler and launched Mill Reef in October
The global pandemic is already causing sharp falls in prices and more bankruptcies, but the true impact on private markets will not be known for months
Posted by Daniel E. Wolf, Kirkland & Ellis LLP, on Sunday, April 5, 2020 Editor's Note: Daniel E. Wolf is a partner at Kirkland & Ellis LLP. This post is based on his Kirkland &
Kilter Finance, founded by Dan Knipe, will provide flexible financing solutions to the financial services sector
There’s an indoor pool on a lower level in this west London residence
Despite coronavirus uncertainty, technology investor Insight Partners closes its largest fund yet
José Luis Molina says the firm's portfolio will be affected by coronavirus, but he has already started eyeing opportunities
The state-owned Russian Direct Investment Fund said it paid half the cost of the medical supplies delivered by the Kremlin
The Swiss firm’s co-chief executives and directors will forgo salaries to build the support fund
CVC Capital Partners Asia Pacific V exceeded its target of $4bn and has surpassed its predecessor
Simulations for 2020 and 2021 also forecast liquidity stress in the industry
He will be taking over from Cheryl Potter, who retired from Permira at the end of last year
Bridgepoint will have a 28% stake in Cyrus Conseil
Lobbying groups press the Small Business Administration for changes to open access to stimulus funds
Japanese tech giant cited a list of five conditions that were not met by WeWork as the reasons for its withdrawal
Government bailouts for non-bank lenders and funds that supplied leveraged securitisations are unlikely in the current climate
The $500bn global impact market is already outperforming in the public markets and is set to continue during the pandemic crisis
Blackstone has published its UK gender pay gap data despite the government’s 24 March announcement that it will not enforce pay-gap reporting this year
Lily’s Kitchen will continue to be run as a stand-alone business
