North Carolina-based private equity firm Falfurrias Management Partners has made a growth investment in cybersecurity company MOXFIVE.
Australia’s largest pension fund AustralianSuper has written off over AUD1.1bn in equity and loans linked to US-based online education start-up Pluralsight, marking the fund’s largest single loss in its venture capital investments to date, according to a report by the Australian Financial Review.
CenterOak Partners, a $2.5bn private equity firm focused on control-oriented investments in middle market companies, has closed CenterOak Equity Fund III, at its hard cap with total capital commitments of over $1.1bn.
Vista Equity Partners is in discussions with both banks and private credit lenders as it explores the options for securing approximately $1bn in debt financing to fund its acquisition of software company Jaggaer, according to a report by Bloomberg.
The NFL has officially lifted some of its strictest ownership rules, allowing certain private equity firms, including Arctos Partners, Ares Management and Sixth Street Partners to purchase stakes in franchises, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Maven Capital Partners, one of the UK’s most active private equity houses, has made three new appointments to its investment team in Scotland – Investment Managers Victoria McLaren and Craig McGill, and Investment Associate James Warner.
Impax Asset Management, a specialist asset manager investing in sustainable economic transition, has appointed Magnus Kristensen as Head of Nordics with responsibility for business development in the region.
PAI Partners has hired Livia Carega as Managing Director, Client & Capital Group. In her new role, Carega will be responsible for leading the firm’s CCG efforts in North America, Canada and Latin America.
Global private equity major Warburg Pincus, with AUM totalling AUD123bn ($83bn), has made a strategic move into the Australian housing market by partnering with MA Financial to launch a new AUD1bn ($673,000) investment vehicle, according to a report by the Australian Financial Review.
An affiliated European fund of The Riverside Company, a lower middle market-focused global private investor, has agreed to invest in GFOS Group, a German software provider for workforce management, access control and manufacturing execution systems.
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