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HIG Infrastructure exits EYSA in sale to Tikehau

An affiliate of HIG Capital, a global alternative investment firm with $70bn in capital under management, has completed the sale of EYSA Group to Tikehau Investment Management SAS, a global alternative asset manager.

Bain Capital weighs $1.4bn take-private bids for Canada Goose

Bain Capital is evaluating offers to take luxury outerwear brand Canada Goose private in a deal that could value the Toronto- and New York-listed company at around $1.4bn, according to a CNBC report citing unnamed people familiar with the matter.

TPG-backed SK Finance pulls India IPO

TPG-backed non-bank lender SK Finance has reportedly withdrawn its planned initial public offering (IPO) in India after failing to generate sufficient investor interest, according to a report by Bloomberg citing sources familiar with the situation.

Kaltroco and Five V Capital make BlastOne investment

Kaltroco and Five V Capital have invested in surface preparation solutions provider BlastOne to further expand its international footprint, invest in product development, and enhance customer offerings, while maintaining its core mission and culture.

Carlyle to acquire Intelliflo from Invesco

Global investment firm Carlyle has agreed to acquire Intelliflo, a UK-based provider of cloud-based practice management software for independent financial advisers (IFAs), from Invesco.

Blackstone in talks for Justrite debt financing as bank-led deal stalls

Justrite Safety Group, the safety-products manufacturer owned by Audax Private Equity, is reportedly turning to the private credit market to secure approximately $700m in debt financing after its efforts to raise capital through the broadly syndicated loan market faltered, according to a report by Bloomberg citing sources familiar with the

Thoma Bravo to acquire Verint in $2bn deal

Private equity giant Thoma Bravo has agreed to acquire Verint Systems in a transaction valued at $2bn including debt, as buyout firms continue to double down on software platforms with strong AI capabilities, according to a report by Reuters.

Warburg Pincus-backed Avanse weighs IPO delay amid US visa policy headwinds

Avanse Financial Services, the Indian education finance platform backed by Warburg Pincus, is reportedly considering postponing its planned INR10bn ($115m) initial public offering, amid weakening demand in the overseas education lending segment due to tightening US student visa regulations, according to a report by Bloomberg.

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