Global investment firm Carlyle has agreed to sell Calastone, a global funds network and a provider of technology solutions to the wealth and asset management industry, to SS&C Technologies Holdings.
Alternative asset managers Apollo Global Management and Ares Management are deepening their push into the global sports ecosystem, as investor appetite for long-term exposure to professional leagues and franchises continues to accelerate, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Pantheon has held the final close of Pantheon Credit Opportunities III (PCO III) and related vehicles, with total commitments of approximately $2.2bn, exceeding initial targets by over 2.5x.
Goldman Sachs is launching a novel programme designed to keep its top interns from defecting to private equity firms and other competitors by offering an in-house route into buy-side careers, according to a report by Bloomberg.
UK-based alternative asset manager Pollen Street Capital has closed its latest flagship fund, Private Equity Fund V, with €1.5bn in commitments, alongside an additional €500m in co-investment capital, bringing its total capital raise to €2bn.
Private equity giant Blackstone has withdrawn from a consortium led by Susquehanna International Group and General Atlantic aiming to acquire TikTok’s US operations from parent company ByteDance, according to a report by Reuters.
Goldman Sachs Alternatives’ Petershill unit has exited its non-control stake in private equity firm Harvest Partners, with the sale executed at a premium to Petershill’s net asset value marking another high-profile realisation from its portfolio of GP stakes.
Apollo Global Management has made its first direct move into English Premier League football, providing £80m in high-yield debt financing to Nottingham Forest Football Club, as PE and credit investors deepen their exposure to European sport, according to the Financial Times.
Sullivan Street Partners, a UK-based private equity investor specialising in mid-market control buyouts, has reached a binding agreement to acquire the Aerostructures business of Senior for a total enterprise value of up to £200m.
Swedish private equity powerhouse EQT has secured $11.4bn in commitments for its latest Asia-focused buyout vehicle, with fundraising expected to close by year-end and a hard cap set at $14.5bn in 2026, according to a report by Reuters citing a firm announcement on Thursday.
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