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Patria Investments, a global alternative asset manager, has launched a new venture capital strategy, anchored by the acquisition of Igah Ventures, one of the pioneers of the sector in Latin America. 
Carbon Trading
Private equity major TPG has provided $300 million in seed capital to the new Rubicon Carbon marketplace which will facilitate trade in carbon credits that corporations use to offset their emissions, according to a report by ImpactAlpha.
Fullerton Health, which counts private equity firms RRJ Capital and Ping An Capital as its major shareholders, is considering raising funds to expand its medical services offering through the sale of a minority stake in the business, according to a report by Private Equity Insights.
Circle Graphics, a portfolio company of $52 billion alternative investment firm HIG Capital, has acquired JONDO, Ltd, with the business becoming a unit of Circle’s Sensaria division of consumer-facing personalised products.
Bridgepoint Group is in discussions to acquire Energy Capital Partners, a private investment firm with a focus on energy-transition and infrastructure assets, for about $1 billion in cash and stock, according to a report by Bloomberg.
HIG Capital portfolio company, Oxford Global Resources, a provider of specialty staffing and consulting services in the United States and Europe, has acquired Hale International. 
Blue Sage Capital has sold Frontier Waste Solutions to a global investment group led by Concentric Equity Partners and Summer Street Capital Partners. Blue Sage helped create Frontier alongside founding CEO John Gustafson in 2017. 
Agilitas Private Equity, a pan-European mid-market private equity firm, is to back the buy-out of Saab AB’s Maritime Traffic Management business, a global provider of software solutions for the maritime sector.
AGIC Capital, a growth-oriented private equity firm with $2.2 billion of assets under management, has acquired a majority stake in ATEC Pharmatechnik (ATEC). The sellers, ATEC’s founder & CEO, Hans-Werner Mumm, and family-backed Mittelstand investor HANNOVER Finanz Group, will remain invested in the company, and Hans-Werner Mumm will continue to act as its CEO.
Everstone Capital, the private equity arm of Mumbai-based Mumbai-based Everstone Group, is considering selling its Asian healthcare platform Everlife for as much as $1 billion, according to a report by Bloomberg.

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