B. G., Opalesque Geneva: Amid the current market turmoil, this is our regular report on hedge funds and alternative asset managers who are bucking the trend. Sweet spot in property rental The MSS Millennials Prope...Article
The Universities Superannuation Scheme, which manages £68bn in retirement savings for 400,000 academics, announced its first-ever “exclusions” in a statement on 1 June
The US-based firm invested in the consumer healthcare company, betting on growing consumer appetite for health supplements ordered online
The appointment follows the hires of Emma Flinn as investment director in March and Peter Eckersley as investment manager in January
Bankers at Barclays, Nomura and Goldman Sachs are among those making masks and joining other efforts during the pandemic
Coronavirus adds to woes at US-based physician-staffing companies Envision and TeamHealth, as some patients stay away from hospitals
Karthic Jayaraman joins the firm in London
Bailey McCann, Opalesque New York: Amid the current market turmoil, this is our regular report on hedge funds and alternative asset managers who are bucking the trend. Short currencies outperform Systematic Alpha Man...Article Link
Bailey McCann, Opalesque New York: Amid the current market turmoil, this is our regular report on hedge funds and alternative asset managers who are bucking the trend. Short currencies outperform Systematic Alpha Management's flagship Sys...Article
The SoftBank-backed UK fintech lender has raised $1bn in funding since it was set up in 2015
The bid aims to scale up the company’s operations and target future investment opportunities
Sherpa highlighted the company's growth prospects following Covid-19, which has resulted in increased demand for alternative transport solutions
Opalesque Industry Update - The 2008-9 Global Financial Crisis (GFC) was in many ways the making of the private debt industry. Funds were able to take advantage of opportunities presented by the contracting economy, and
Florida-based ActiGraph is the fund’s fifth cross-border investment
Industrials, retail, and business services sectors, are expected to be the most likely targets
Many retail chains backed by buyout firms were struggling even before the pandemic forced store closures
The transaction is the ninth concluded by Triton's smaller mid-cap fund, closed in 2018 at €450m
Posted by Rob Carlson and Jake Funk, Sidley Austin LLP, on Friday, May 15, 2020 Editor's Note: Rob Carlson is a partner and Jake Funk is an associate at Sidley Austin LLP. This post is
J. Crew, Neiman Marcus and some other retailers facing bankruptcy after the pandemic have a common problem: large debt loads from leveraged buyouts.
Full disclosure, temporarily moving out and switching teams temporarily – these are some of the ways banks are mitigating the risks of working from home
