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Igneo concludes vintage EDIF I fund on €2bn
Igneo Infrastructure Partners has officially wound down its inaugural European Infrastructure Fund at a value of €2bn.
According to Infrastructure Investor, the Fund was...
LGT Wealth Management appoints first Chief Sustainability Officer in landmark move
LGT Wealth Management has appointed Phoebe Stone as chief sustainability officer (UK), underscoring the firm’s dedication to sustainable practices for clients, society, and the...
Anzu brings in ex-JP Morgan exec as senior vice president of capital solutions
Industrials and life science-focused investor Anzu Partners has brought in Joseph Clark III as senior vice president of capital solutions.
Deal Roundup: Levine Leichtman backs Schülerhilfe, Sverica seals Electronic Source Company investment
Levine Leichtman Capital Partners has agreed to invest in German site-based and online tutoring business Schülerhilfe
GoalVest Advisory looks to help HNWIs access lower-risk VC with new tech-focused fund
GoalVest Advisory, a female-founded registered investment advisor, has launched a new fund aimed at helping high-net-worth individuals access venture capital deals.
Ex-Oaktree execs look to bridge VC, PE gap with €120m ‘venture equity’ fundraise
Resurge Growth Partners has launched a "venture equity" fund designed to bridge the critical gap between VC and private equity for high-potential European and Israeli scaleups.
Trivest speeds to $730m final close for third non-control fundraise, AUM passes $6bn
Lower mid-market buyout house Trivest Partners has picked up $730m for the final close of its third non-control Growth Investment Fund after just two months in the market.
Morgan Stanley scores $2bn for second Tactical Value fund, almost 50% up on debut...
Morgan Stanley has raised about $2bn for its second North Haven Tactical Value Fund, which targets credit, hybrid and non-control equity investments.
Deal Roundup: Carlyle pulls out of Thyssenkrupp marine arm bidding, Wendel buys Monroe Capital
Private equity giant Carlyle has pulled out of bidding for Thyssenkrupp's marine systems division - a deal expected to value the arm at about €1.6bn.
LP demands are behind PE firms making sustainability, diversity strides
The private equity industry's "notable" progress in sustainability and diversity is being driven by limited partner demands, new research from Boston Consulting Group shows.
