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Ares Management set to enter S&P 500

Ares Management will join the S&P 500 on 11 December before the market opens, becoming the latest alternative asset manager to enter the benchmark, according to a report by Reuters citing S&P Dow Jones Indices.

Private credit deployment reached record $592.8bn in 2024

Private credit managers deployed $592.8bn in 2024, the highest on record and a 78% increase on the previous year, according to a report by Bloomberg citing the Alternative Credit Council. The expansion was driven largely by the sector’s biggest firms — including Ares, Apollo, and Blackstone — which accounted for

Cinven to invest in Flint Global

Cinven is making a majority investment in Flint Global, a specialist professional services firm which advises corporates and investors on regulatory, policy, competition and economics matters. Financial details of the transaction were not disclosed.

Medline targets $55bn valuation in mega PE-backed IPO

Medline, the medical supply manufacturer backed by Blackstone, Carlyle, and Hellman & Friedman, is targeting a $55bn valuation in a US IPO which would make it one of the largest PE-backed listings ever, according to a report by Reuters.

Bain Capital and SMBC Launch €1.5bn joint lending platform

Bain Capital, a global private investment firm, has launched a joint venture with bookrunner SMBC to establish a new European loan platform providing up to €1.5bn in senior secured credit to corporate borrowers across Europe and the UK. The platform is structured as a co-governed credit vehicle, combining SMBC’s pan-European

Stifel co-heads exit Eaton Partners subsidiary

Stifel Financial executives Dirk Jonske and Adrian Siew have left the firm’s Eaton Partners subsidiary, where they co-led the GP Solutions advisory business, focused on private market fundraising in the secondary market, according to a report by Bloomberg.

EQT moves to reassure investors over co-investment fee plans

Swedish investment firm EQT has sought to reassure institutional investors that it does not plan to charge fees on co-investments following comments by Chief Executive Per Franzen that raised concerns among clients, according to a report by Bloomberg.

HongShan submits €2.5bn offer for Permira-owned Golden Goose

China-based HongShan Capital Group has submitted a €2.5bn ($2.91bn) offer to buy Italian luxury sneaker maker Golden Goose from private equity firm Permira, according to a report by la Repubblica. The parties are reportedly aiming to sign a deal by Christmas.

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