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Warburg Pincus is to invest up to $1bn in multinational table egg producer Global Eggs, in a deal that values the company at $8bn. The investment will be made through Warburg Pincus’ Capital Solutions Founders Fund.
Global Infrastructure Partners and EQT, alongside co-investors CalPERS and Qatar Investment Authority, have agreed to acquire US-based power company AES Corp in a deal valuing the company at $10.7bn in equity and approximately $33.4bn enterprise value, including assumed debt.
BNP Paribas and Apollo Global Management are nearing an agreement to partner in Europe’s private credit market, according to a report by Bloomberg citing people familiar with the discussions.
CIC Private Debt, part of La Française Group – the asset management arm of Crédit Mutuel Alliance Fédérale – has appointed Mounia Khamlich Fischer as head of risk & operations, effective 1 February 2026.
European growth private equity firm Jolt Capital has appointed Patrick Koller as an operating partner, adding a senior industrial executive to its bench as it scales its deeptech investment platform.
New York-based Apollo Global Management has seen a senior fundraising exit in Japan, as Takeshi Tsubota, head of the firm’s institutional client group for Japan, departs, according to a report by Private Equity International citing unnamed sources familiar with the matter.
Hedge fund Rubric Capital has said that some private credit managers are using accounting techniques to make balance sheets appear less leveraged, according to a report by Reuters citing a letter from the firm.
Apollo has cut the dividend and marked down the value of the portfolio of one of its private credit funds, citing strain in parts of its loan book as interest rate dynamics shift, according to a report by Bloomberg.
KKR’s publicly traded credit vehicle, FS KKR Capital Corporation, fell 15% after reporting a rise in troubled loans and lower investment income, highlighting stress in private credit markets, according to a report by the Financial Times.
Global private equity firm Carlyle Group has set a target to raise $200bn in new assets by 2028, aiming to bolster fee-related earnings and expand its investment footprint, according to a report by Reuters.
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