Private Markets — Page 12
Page 12 of the Private Markets archive on FinancialMarkets.com.
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- PAG Distributed Over $7 Billion to Investors. Now It Wants $4-5 Billion Back.
- Kedaara Capital Puts 200 Million Dollars Into Indian Orthopedics Brand Tynor Orthotics
- EQT Launches a New $2.5 Billion Fund Aimed at Asia's Mid-Cap Buyouts
- Two Buyout Firms Now Have Data-Room Access to Qiagen. The Price Is Still Missing.
- Billions in Insurer Loans to Affiliates Are Coming Due. Most Insurers Don't Make Loans Like This.
- A Private Jet Services Network Is Being Valued at Roughly $10 Billion
- EQT Is Weighing an Exit From a $600 Million Healthcare Stake in Singapore
- Victory Capital to Acquire First Eagle Investments From Genstar in 7 Billion Dollar Deal
- Insurers Just Put Over $1 Billion Into Nuveen's Latest Climate-Lending Fund
- A Consumer AI Startup Just Raised $250 Million at a $2.5 Billion Valuation While Still in Private Beta
- Genstar Sells First Eagle for $7 Billion, But Keeps a Stake It Can't Fully Vote
- A Hong Kong Family Office Is Shopping $1 Billion in PE Stakes, and the China Holdings Come at a Discount
- Wendy's Fell for Three Straight Trading Windows After Trian Stepped Back, and the Regular-Session Drop Is Now Confirmed at 13.5%
- Vanguard Is Buying Altruist. The Price Still Isn't Public.
- Getty Images' Two Biggest Shareholders Just Formed a Group Controlling 73% of the Stock. They Won't Say What They'll Do With It.
- An Activist Said "Not Right Now" to a Wendy's Buyout. The Stock Reaction Looked a Lot Like "Never."
- Vanguard Is Buying a Fintech Platform for Financial Advisors
- Thoma Bravo Already Lost $5 Billion on One AI-Exposed Software Bet. Lenders Are Now Testing Sophos the Same Way.
- Qiagen's New CEO Spent His Last Job Selling a Company for $9.25 Billion. His New One Starts Amid Takeover Talks.
- BlackRock Is Selling Off More of TCP Capital's Loans as Federal Prosecutors Examine How It Values Them
- Liverpool's New Owners Didn't Just Buy In. They Priced a Second Deal Twelve Months Out.
- A Buyout Firm Walked Away From Pinewood. Seven Months Later, One Paid Less For a Better Business.