New York-based alternative investment firm Angelo Gordon has appointed Damien Loveday as managing director, investor relations. Loveday will be responsible for enhancing and expanding the firm’s institutional relationships in the EMEA region.   Previously, he was global head of diversifying strategies for Willis Towers Watson.   Loveday will be based

Law firm McDermott Will & Emery has appointed Robert Goldstein as partner and head of private equity for the firm’s New York office. Goldstein joins McDermott after leading the private equity group of another Am Law 100 firm, and he will be accompanied by partner Frank Steinherr.     “McDermott’s global

KKR has appointed Paul Yang, current president and CEO of China Development Financial Corporation (CDFC), as head of Greater China, effective January 2017. The appointment follows KKR’s recent announcement that it would expand its Asia-Pacific leadership team with the addition of senior investment talent in China, Singapore and Korea.  

21 Centrale Partners has promoted Fabrice Voituron and Antoine Vigneron to partner. Gérard Pluvinet, founding managing partner of 21 Centrale Partners, says: “We are eager to offer fulfilling careers, allowing the best of our teams to fully express their talent. Fabrice and Antoine have gained much experience at   Voituron

MUFG Investor Services has appointed Kate Stallard as executive director, business development – EMEA. She will be responsible for driving forward MUFG Investor Services’ asset servicing solutions by developing strategic relationships with private equity, real estate and infrastructure firms.   Stallard will support new and existing clients with a series

NewAlpha Asset Management, a specialist in management company incubation and private equity, has appointed Vladimir de Maack (pictured) as international investor relationship manager based in Paris. De Maack has 13 years of experience in asset management, acquired within the Societe Generale Group.   As head of sales development at Lyxor

Bill Fickling has been named portfolio manager for TCA’s Opportunities Fund I, a small-cap, private equity fund that invests in underserved growth stage companies. In this role, his focus will be on overseeing portfolio investments and securing returns from equity positions where TCA has capital invested.   “Bill has been

Seyfarth Shaw has added partners John D Shire and William B Eck to the firm’s corporate department in Washington, DC. Shire arrives from the Washington, DC office of Fox Rothschild, while Eck joins from the Washington, DC office of Hooper, Lundy & Bookman, PC, a prominent California-based health law boutique firm.
 


Denver-based private equity firm Revelstoke Capital Partners has expanded its team with two new operating partners – Steve Geringer, chairman of AmSurg Corp, and Greg Steil, founder of ATI Physical Therapy. Geringer and Steil will also join the board of directors of Fast Pace Urgent Care, Revelstoke’s newest portfolio company.