The Morning Leverage: PE Getting Technical
A roundup of the morning's private equity-related news.
Warburg Pincus: India Is A Promising Long-Term Story
Warburg Pincus LLC is undaunted by India's slowing growth and controversial tax moves, and the South Asian nation remains one of its top three picks among emerging markets where the U.S. private-equity investor says the time is tough now but the future...
The Morning Leverage: Platinum Plows Ahead With $750M Caterpillar Logistics Deal
A roundup of the morning’s private equity-related news.
Private Equity Is Awesome, Says New PEGCC Video
In a new whiteboard-style YouTube video the Private Equity Growth Capital Council attempts to address claims made by the industry's detractors.
Oaktree’s Howard Marks ‘Not Very Hot’ On Traditional Managed Accounts
With several managed accounts with large PE funds being announced in recent days, executives from Oaktree Capital Group their shared views on the model used by some of its peers.
The Morning Leverage: For Spire, AssetNation Is Going Once, Going Twice…Sold!
A roundup of the morning's private equity-related news.
Quelle Surprise! Fed Defends Incompetent Bank Management Against Investors
Reader Hecht pointed out a new piece by Steven Davidoff at the New York Times' Dealbook, illustrating the lengths to which the Fed will go to defend incumbent bank managements.
The Morning Leverage: Showtime At Apollo
A roundup of the morning’s private equity-related news.
Apollo Adds New York City To Its Separate Account Basket
Apollo Global Management has added another large separate account mandate with New York City's pension fund system.
The Morning Leverage: No Monkey Business With Spectrum’s Survey Company
A roundup of the morning's private equity-related news.
The Quest for Control Over China’s Private-Equity Sector
The National Development and Reform Commission has laid down the law: Unless 100% of a private-equity fund’s money comes from local sources, it will be treated as a foreign fund.
