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Renown Capital Partners, a newly launched investment platform focused on growth-stage technology businesses supporting the transformation of global energy systems, has officially spun out of Moore Capital Management.
Vivo Capital, a global investment firm focused exclusively on healthcare and life sciences, has closed the third cycle of its Vivo Opportunity Fund and its affiliates with over $740m in commitments.
Vista Equity Partners, a global technology investor that specialises in enterprise software, has launched VistaOne, an open-ended investment vehicle that provides eligible non-US individual investors access to Vista’s private equity platform in a single, scaled solution.
Infrastructure-focused investment manager Stonepeak has opened a new office in Riyadh, marking its second location in the Middle East following its expansion into Abu Dhabi last year, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Bregal Investments, the private equity platform backed by the billionaire Brenninkmeijer family, has named Neil Syers as Chief Financial Officer, reinforcing its senior leadership bench as it continues to expand across strategies and geographies, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Private equity placement and advisory group, Asante Capital Group, has strengthened its global leadership team with the appointment of Charlotte Dunley and Steven Chan as Managing Directors.
Private investment giant The Carlyle Group is positioning itself to capitalise on dislocations in the current investment landscape, with $84bn in available capital ready for deployment, according to a report by Reuters.
Nestlé is preparing to launch a formal sale process for its global water business later this year and has appointed Rothschild & Co as financial adviser, amid interest from several PE firms including Blackstone, according to a report by Reuters.
Azimut Group, one of Europe’s largest independent asset managers, via its US subsidiary Azimut Alternative Capital Partners, has attained a controlling stake in HighPost Capital after agreeing to increase its ownership from 15% to 56%.
Green Dot Corporation, the US-based fintech best known for its prepaid debit card offerings, has drawn interest from private equity buyers despite a sluggish M&A environment, according to a report by Fortune citing sources familiar with the matter.
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