Blackstone Life Sciences invests $337m in Medtronic’s diabetes arm
Blackstone Life Sciences has invested $337m in medical device company Medtronic's Diabetes Group.
Blackstone Life Sciences has invested $337m in medical device company Medtronic's Diabetes Group.
US private equity firm L Catterton will invest $250m into Indian telecom operator Reliance Jio Platforms. At the same time, Reliance Jio Platforms also saw its coffers bolstered by a $600m capital injection from venture
LEA Partners has sold its stake in treasury management software platform Bellin to US-based business spend-management software company Coupa Software.
GP-led transactions isolating assets hardest hit by the Covid-19 crisis could appeal to adventurous secondaries players, but challenges abound. Alessia Argentieri reports
Black Toro Capital has sold its 43% stake in Barcelona-based stainless steel manufacturer Irestal to the founding Boixareu family, who already owned 57% of the business.
A fortnightly highlight of deal processes underway and involving private equity, either on the buy- or sell-side, across Europe.
EQT Infrastructure has entered a definitive agreement to sell Hector Rail Group to Ancala.
Employee-owned investment manager Neuberger Berman has held the €260m final close for its latest fund, surpassing the initial goal.
Among senior employees, 39% don't believe modern slavery exists in the UK
Sentinel Capital has wholly acquired Vyrtych, a Czech lighting products manufacturer.
Simon Dingemans, former CFO at GlaxoSmithKline, joins the private equity firm as a managing director
Onex Corporation has tapped its $7.2bn Fund V to participate in a $400m preferred equity sale of Emerald Holding, a business-to-business trade show operator.
Jeffery Onions QC appeared to be zeroing in on whether Staveley could have won warrants in the bank
The firms join KKR, General Atlantic and Vista Equity Partners as investors in the Indian telecommunications giant
The green bond market lets investors scrutinise the way issuers use their money, promoting good behaviour. Now, the focus is turning to the middle men: the banks. It is a welcome iteration, given their importance
Protests in the US and globally have turned the spotlight on what companies can do to quicken the glacial pace of improving ethnic diversity at work
In the aftermath of the death of George Floyd, financial services companies have joined other sectors in calling for greater racial equality. But the industry’s track record on diversity is still lagging
More than three-quarters of LPs based in Asia-Pacific, 65% of investors in Europe and 47% in North America hold this view
