The Morning Leverage: Warburg Gets A Posse Together For Venari
A roundup of the morning's private equity-related news.
KKR-TI Partnership Points Out Supply-Chain Risks
Compliance experts focused on the potential work Transparency International could do with KKR on its supply chain. The partnership, which KKR announced last week, will involve Transparency International in the private equity firm's best practice meetings and in working with its portfolio companies.
The Morning Leverage: Motel 6 Gets Another PE Visitor
A roundup of the morning's private equity-related news.
The Morning Leverage: Move Over, ‘Avengers,’ China Takes The Weekend Box Office
A roundup of the morning’s private equity-related news.
The Morning Leverage: A Deal For Newspapers? Read All About It
Your morning roundup of private equity happenings covered in LBO Wire and elsewhere in the media.
The Morning Leverage: Red Diamond Unpackages Last Portfolio Company
A roundup of the morning’s private equity-related news.
Data Buffet: More Deals Done, But Less Capital Invested In U.S. During 2011
The Private Equity Growth Capital Council is out with its second-annual geographic dispersion survey, capturing data about investments globally all the way down to the congressional district level.
The Morning Leverage: KPS Capital Invades Germany; Carlyle Posts Decline In ENI
A roundup of the morning’s private equity-related news.
China Talk Still Dominating Emerging Markets PE Conference
For global investors at the IFC/EMPEA Global Private Equity Conference in Washington, D.C., the talk is still all about China.
A Big Exit And A New Investment Map Out PE’s Adventures in Energy
Riverstone Holdings exits from oil and gas exploration company Three Rivers Operating Co., while Avista Capital picks up Top-Co Inc., whose products include cement casings used in drillings for various segments of the energy market.
The Morning Leverage: Thwarted Coty Walks Away From Avon
A roundup of the morning's private equity-related news.
Pacific Brands Ends Talks with KKR
Australian clothing and linen maker Pacific Brands said Tuesday that a takeover bid for the company was unlikely in the near term.
