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Greenbriar Equity Group closes fund III at USD1.1bn

Private equity firm Greenbriar Equity Group has closed Greenbriar Equity Fund III on USD1.1 billion, the firm’s largest fund to date. The fund’s broad range of limited partners includes foundations, university endowments, family offices, insurance companies, pension plans and other institutional investors.   The fund will follow the same strategy

Huron Capital Partners forms dental platform

Huron Capital Partners has formed a platform investment in the dental market and recapitalised Michigan-based Spring & Sprout Dental Holdings. Spring & Sprout is a dental support organisation (DSO) formed to provide practice support services to dental specialists in paediatric dentistry and orthodontics.    Spring & Sprout will initially provide

Joe Truelove, director of Carey Group’s fund administration business

Capital markets make the world go round

Joe Truelove, Director of Carey Group, explores how capital markets are once again playing a more important role in oiling the wheels of the global economy. Capital markets are where corporates go to raise equity or debt finance. There is often a connection to Guernsey, a British Crown Dependency, which

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UK private equity returns 15.7 per cent over last decade

The combined internal rate of return for UK private equity and venture capital was 15.7 per cent in 2013, according to a survey by the British Private Equity and Venture Capital Association (BVCA). By comparison, total pension fund assets produces 7.8 per cent in the same period while the FTSE

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Octopus-backed Zoopla Property Group reaches USD1.56bn valuation on flotation

Digital media business Zoopla Property Group (ZPG) has reached a USD1.56 billion (GBP919 million) valuation as it priced its initial public offering ahead of admission to the London Stock Exchange on 23 June. As an early investor in ZPG, Octopus has had a strong relationship with founders Alex Chesterman and

James Williams, Hedgeweek

Unveiling the Super Management Company

For the past 20 years or more the growth of the UCITS brand has been an unrivalled success: total assets are now an eye popping EUR7.1tn. Alongside this growth Europe has seen the emergence of management companies to handle the critical functions that a regulated UCITS fund entails – risk

Derek Delaney, DMS Offshore Investment Services

The third party AIFM: a multiple benefit solution

DMS Offshore Investment Services identified the need to create an AIFMD solution for its clients three years ago when it opened its Dublin office. It was one of the first firms to establish an authorised Alternative Investment Fund Management Company in both Ireland and Luxembourg.  DMS boasts a 21-person team

Gavin Byrnes, UBS Fund Services

AIFM solution offers open architecture

“Our AIFMD solution will be an infrastructure platform with distribution support but it absolutely won’t be an active distribution model; that’s a key differentiator for us,” Gavin Byrnes (pictured), Head of Business Development UK, UBS Fund Services, states emphatically. UBS Fund Services is looking to roll out its AIFMD fund

James Williams, Hedgeweek

Super ManCo could boost capital raising efforts in Europe

Regardless of whether a hedge fund manager has an AIF, a UCITS fund, or one of each, the end objective is the same: to improve their capital raising opportunities in Europe. This is all well and good, but for non-EU managers in particular, there are significant costs and operational challenges

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