As an asset class with a buy-to-sell cycle that typically lasts around five to seven years, you would be forgiven for thinking that private equity could weather the storm of Covid-19 more smoothly than other, more inherently volatile asset classes, can. That’s partly true.
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German family-equity company Haniel has become a regional cornerstone investor of Gilde Investment Management's Gilde Healthcare V fund.
US-headquartered private equity group Bain Capital has joined KKR in temporarily closing down its London office due to the global coronavirus outbreak after an employee was confirmed to have contracted the virus.
FundRock Management Company will launch a new operation that helps international institutional investors getting access to alternative asset classes, including private equity.
UK private equity fund Elaghmore has appointed Jon Rawlings and Michael Rice as investment directors, expanding its team to nine.
With the UK government on the cusp of asking even mildly sick employees to work from home, KKR has closed down its two London offices due to a confirmed case of Covid-19.
Universtone, a global private equity real estate investment and development firm has invested in Bondstone, a private equity real estate investment and asset management firm focused on the Portuguese market.
