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Zenith American Solutions has been acquired in a transaction led by Chicago-based Beecken Petty O’Keefe & Company (BPOC).
BPOC acquired the company from Water Street Healthcare Partners, LLC, a strategic investor focused exclusively on the healthcare industry, which grew Zenith American into the nation’s largest independent third-party administrator of benefits to Taft-Hartley trust funds during its more than nine years of ownership.
Zenith American Solutions is the largest independent third party administrator in the nation focused on delivering innovative services to Taft-Hartley trust funds, trade associations, government entities, and corporate employers. BPOC is a healthcare private equity firm, focused
Dalmore Capital (Dalmore) and GLIL Infrastructure LLP (GLIL) are to acquire, on a 50/50 basis, a 15 per cent interest in Anglian Water Group (AWG) from 3i.
AWG manages water and water recycling services in the East of England and Hartlepool, and is the largest water and sewerage company in England and Wales by geographic area. Measured by Regulated Capital Value (RCV) it is the fourth largest water company.
AWG supplies and services circa 2 million households and 124,000 business connections, delivering approximately 1.1 billion litres of water every day as the primary source. Its network includes thousands of
Funds managed by Oaktree Capital Management have completed the placement of EUR135 million of debt secured against a majority stake in Eolia Renovables de Inversiones SCR (Eolia) with Brookfield’s infrastructure debt business.
The transaction was used to finance a dividend recapitalisation to Oaktree and cover transaction costs. The debt raised represents the largest transaction of its kind performed on a pure-play Spanish dedicated Renewables IPP, highlighting the attractive credit characteristics Eolia offers the broad International investor community. The debt would be transferrable to prospective investors in Eolia in the event of a future exit of Oaktree.
Ian Simes, Senior
GSV Asset Management has secured a strategic investment from a group led by HMC Capital (HMC), a Latin American advisory and investment firm.
While terms of the deal have not been disclosed, the investment will result in a minority ownership interest for the HMC-led group in GSV Asset Management. Proceeds will be used to enhance GSV’s ongoing investment activities, as well as to accelerate its strategic expansion into new business areas and geographies.
“We are very excited to partner with HMC Capital, a multi-billion dollar asset manager that brings a range of complimentary capabilities to GSV Asset Management,” says Michael
Private equity firm Silverfleet Capital is to acquire a majority stake in the 7days group (7days), a leading designer, manufacturer and supplier of medical workwear. Terms of the transaction, which is subject to regulatory approval, have not been disclosed.
The founders will reinvest alongside Silverfleet Capital and remain with the Company.
Founded in 1999 by Marc Staperfeld and Ulrich Doelken and based in Lotte, Germany, 7days is a vertically integrated online and mail order business, which supplies clothing and accessories to the healthcare industry, specifically medical practices and dentists.
The Company offers a comprehensive product portfolio designed exclusively
iCapital Network has closed its acquisition of the US Private Equity Access Fund Platform from the Asset Management division of Deutsche Bank. iCapital now services more than USD5 billion in investor capital and nearly 10,000 investor accounts.
The US Private Equity Access Fund Platform is comprised of 33 fund families representing 53 onshore and offshore vehicles and USD2.8 billion in capital across more than 7,200 domestic and international investor accounts. iCapital has assumed management of the fund portfolio and iCapital’s end-to-end technology solution will be leveraged to streamline and automate the ongoing administration of the funds and provide operational support
NewAlpha Asset Management is making its first InsurTech investment through a fundraising initiative conducted jointly with a leading global reinsurer on behalf of Digital Insure.
Founded in Paris by Fabrice Couturier, Jean Orgonasi and Richard Thibault, Digital Insure aims to become a leading European InsurTech within five years, specialising in personal protection with a comprehensive digital offering (developed since 2013) in individual loan insurance (ADE) via its subsidiaries.
The company is relying on the fundraising to accelerate its growth, invest in new technological innovations, broaden its range of products and services, and expand its business in Europe.
The
CAMRADATA, a provider of data and analysis for institutional investors, has acquired specialist publishing business, Funds Europe Limited – a move that will boost CAMRADATA’s research arm, expand its publishing capabilities and events business and extend its database reach into Europe.
The acquisition will be completed by 14 December 2017 and will see nine editorial, sales and administration staff transfer across and relocate to CAMRADATA’s Leadenhall Street offices in the City of London from their current office.
Funds Europe Limited will continue to be managed by Alan Chalmers, who co-founded the business in 2002, and it will be overseen by
Instana, the first monitoring solution to apply both automation and artificial intelligence (AI) to fully automate all aspects of application performance management (APM), has raised a USD20 million Series B investment led by Accel, with participation from existing investor Target Partners.
This brings the company’s total funding to USD27 million to date. The funding will be used to grow the company’s ability to fulfil the demand from across global markets and expand the development of its products.
Companies are increasingly relying on container and cloud technologies to deploy highly dynamic software applications, which require new management solutions. Since its
Four Seasons Health Care (Four Seasons) and H/2 Capital Partners (H/2) have executed a standstill agreement in relation to Four Seasons’ December interest payments, which the Company shall not make in order to maintain appropriate liquidity for its operations.
This standstill ensures continuity of care for Four Seasons’ residents, and enhances operational stability for employees and all stakeholders.
Four Seasons, H/2 and their respective advisers will now utilise the standstill period to facilitate an orderly transition and seek agreement on implementation terms for a restructuring on behalf of creditors. The primary objective of a restructuring plan is to create
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