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Month: November 2020

Opalesque Roundup: Hedge funds to remain second-largest alternative asset class next five years: hedge fund news, week 46

In the week ending November 13th 2020, Preqin said that it expects hedge funds to hold onto their position as the second-largest alternative asset class in 2025, despite relatively weak growth in assets under management

AMB :- How did the vaccine news impact hedge funds?

Laxman Pai, Opalesque Asia: Already positioned for the outcome, all strategies were up after the U.S. elections, led by L/S Equity, Special Situation, and Global Macro said a report by Lyxor. In contrast, returns were

AMB :- EU regulator warns fund managers to prepare for future adverse shocks

Laxman Pai, Opalesque Asia: European Union financial regulator European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) said that fund managers must strengthen their processes to avoid a repeat of the weaknesses exposed by the c...Article Link

AMB :- Opalesque Roundup: Hedge funds to remain second-largest alternative asset class next five years: hedge fund news, week 46

In the week ending November 13th 2020, Preqin said that it expects hedge funds to hold onto their position as the second-largest alternative asset class in 2025, despite relatively weak growth in assets under management...Article

Most Forwarded: Opalesque most forwarded article – week 46: Private debt to grow with a 73% increase in AUM to $1.46tn by 2025

Laxman Pai, Opalesque Asia: Already one of the fastest-growing alternative asset classes, with total assets under management (AUM) rising 168% from $315bn in 2010 to $845bn in 2019, the growth of private debt is expected

AMW :- Opalesque Roundup: Hedge funds to remain second-largest alternative asset class next five years: hedge fund news, week 46

In the week ending November 13th 2020, Preqin said that it expects hedge funds to hold onto their position as the second-largest alternative asset class in 2025, despite relatively weak growth in assets under management

The Limits of Corwin in the Sale of a Company to a PE Buyer

Posted by Gail Weinstein, Steven J. Steinman, and Brian T. Mangino, Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP, on Saturday, November 14, 2020 Editor's Note: Gail Weinstein is senior counsel, and Steven J. Steinman and Brian

Turkish turnaround in sight with bond set to follow rate hike

Turkey could be on track for one of the most remarkable emerging market recoveries of the year, after a shake-up of top officials signalled a return to orthodox monetary policy, inspiring confidence among investors. With

UK’s Gilt and Taxonomy plans spark hopes of green bond surge

The UK’s announcement that it would begin issuing green Gilts next year is raising hopes that it will inspire more green bond issuance from UK borrowers. But market participants are eager to see how the

Green Gilts carry risks as well as benefits

Will Sir Robert Stheeman become the Green Knight?

PE-backed Caffè Nero enters CVA amid Covid downturn

The coffee chain operates around 700 sites across the UK and 200 overseas

’40 Act funds: a good way to avoid the volatility and high fees of PE

Secondaries are a sector that’s grown from about $20bn in transaction volume in 2007 to about $90bn transaction volume in 2019 last year

European M&A seals impressive Covid recovery in Q3 as PE firms put large dry powder reserves to work

European M&A activity has scored a sharp recovery from near-decade lows caused by the coronavirus crisis - but annual figures are still trending towards their worst result in years, new research shows.

BC Partners to buy Dutch puzzle publisher Keesing in €300m deal

The firm plans to support the 100-year-old company’s international expansion and digital growth

Consortium in €20m funding round for Tehtris

Investors including Ace Management, Nouvelle-Aquitaine Co-Investissement (NACO) and Argiduna Capital have backed a €20m funding round for France-based cybersecurity software platform Tehtris.

Caledonia-backed Liberation acquires Wadworth pub portfolio

Caledonia Private Capital portfolio company Liberation Group has acquired 21 pubs from Wadworth and Company.

US private equity founder released from Russian house arrest over embezzlement charges

Baring Vostok Capital Partners founder Michael Calvey has been released from more than 18 months of house arrest in Russia by the country's supreme court.

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