Deals

Find out who’s buying, who’s selling and what is being sold. Get detailed information on the structures involved in secondaries deals, including LP portfolio sales, GP-led processes, spin-outs, restructurings and stapled deals.

Wisconsin sells stakes in Charterhouse tail-end funds

Hamilton Lane, Pomona and Northwestern Mutual all purchased parts of the interests in CCP VII and CCP VIII.

HVPE receives $44m in realisations in September

The listed fund of funds also invested $6m in HarbourVest’s international fund of funds HIPEP VII.

Wells Fargo selling up to $1.5bn of PE fund interests – exclusive

The bank is coming to market with a large portfolio of private equity fund stakes, according to sources familiar with the matter.

NorthStar buys 85% stake in Townsend

The New York-based asset management firm, one of the most active players in real estate secondaries, has acquired a majority stake in the Cleveland-based real asset adviser primarily from Chicago-based private equity group GTCR for $380 million.

Cinven fund stakes sell like hotcakes

Some of the largest secondaries firms have snapped up stakes in tail-end funds managed by Cinven, which was one of the most popular European LBO managers in the second half of 2015.

DB Private Equity’s third fund is 40% invested

The private equity unit of Deutsche Bank has invested in about eight deals so far from its $1.7bn secondaries fund.
Hard hat and plans

Three must-haves for a successful restructuring

Speaking at a private equity conference in London, Adams Street Partners' Pinal Nicum said there were three elements to executing a successful restructurings deal.

Strategic Partners, Willowridge buy Doughty Hanson interests

The Blackstone secondaries unit and Willowridge have both picked up stakes in Doughty Hanson's tail-end single-asset third fund.

Coller picks up tail-end Carlyle stakes

The London-based secondaries firm has picked up four stakes in two Carlyle European buyout funds, according to regulatory filings.

Mega-funds, Asia are next drivers of restructurings

As restructurings and stapled deals become more mainstream, very large funds and Asian funds will provide more deal flow for such transactions, according to speakers at the British Private Equity and Venture Capital Association Summit 2015 in London on Thursday.
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