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Private equity real estate fund administrator Langham Hall has opened an office in New York. The firm can now provide clients with global coverage from seven offices across three continents.   The new office provides its US clients with a range of fund administration services to US domestic funds and respective offshore entities, as well as US companies.   Langham Hall will provide fund accounting, investor reporting and general administration services to debt, infrastructure, private equity and real estate funds.

   Following the establishment of Langham Hall US, Matt Lowe has been appointed as the firm’s head of US. Prior
Private equity firm SFW Capital Partners (SFW) has made an investment in DaySmart Software, a provider of business management software and workflow solutions to consumer facing small and medium sized enterprises. SFW is partnering in this investment with DaySmart’s co-founders Mark and Chris Jackson, who currently serve as the president and vice-president, respectively, of the company.   SFW’s principals have supported some of the most successful and well-regarded companies in the analytical information and workflow solutions sectors, including AGDATA, MD Buyline, Buyers Laboratory, Telephia and IAG Research.   With SFW’s support and resources, DaySmart plans to make significant investments to
Legal & General Capital (LGC) has backed a second fund by Pemberton which plans to lend GBP500 million to mid-sized UK businesses to support their growth. The commitment follows LGC’s investment in Pemberton’s first, pan-European fund which has currently raised around EUR1billion and has already invested over GBP180 million into UK firms.   Pemberton expects to hold a first close of the new fund before the end of 2016.   LGC’s commitment to Pemberton aligns with its strategy to invest in socially and economically useful enterprises with a focus on housing, infrastructure and SME finance. Acting as a catalyst for
Modern Energy Management (MEM), which delivers project lifecycle certainty to renewable energy developers, financiers and investors, has delivered over 1.5GW of renewable energy in emerging markets, as a direct result of its Investment Grade Verification (IGV) service. Launched earlier this year, the IGV service has been developed by Modern Energy Management, in collaboration with international law firm Watson, Farley & Williams and global insurance broker JLT Specialty.   Developed exclusively for financiers and investors operating in high-growth emerging markets, the service provides ways to reduce operational and capital expenditure and in turn, enhance the creditworthiness of projects.   By bridging
Private equity firm Idinvest Partners is expanding its international team with two new additions to its strategy and solutions division, led by partner Sylvain Makaya. Sophie Béric has been named strategic projects director, responsible for managing Idinvest’s international and cross-border projects.   After three years at BNP Paribas' General Inspection and a further three years in asset management (BNP Paribas, Edmond de Rothschild), Béric launched her own consulting practice in marketing and strategy, catering to a diversified clientele of asset managers, private banks and entrepreneurs before joining Idinvest in 2016. In particular, she provided pro-bono consulting to social enterprises and
Clearwater International has advised the shareholders of &tradition on its sale to HAY – a Danish designer and manufacturer of contemporary furniture, accessories and rugs – and Anders Holch Povlsen, CEO of fashion chain Bestseller. Established in 2010, &tradition is a Danish lighting, furniture and accessories design company. The business is known for its unique combination of classics by iconic Danish designers, and new designs created in collaboration with internationally renowned names such as Jaime Hayon and Luca Nichetto.   &tradition products are retailed in high-end stores and it has secured contracts in more than 50 countries worldwide.   Andreas
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Murray Devine, a US valuation advisory firm, has appointed Robert A Tribuiani as managing director, head of business development. Tribuiani will be responsible for developing, executing and managing sales strategies, focusing on Murray Devine’s key end markets, including private equity and venture capital firms, debt and hedge funds, banks and corporations.   With over 20 years of experience in consultative sales, relationship management and business development, Tribuiani joins Murray Devine from SolomonEdwards where he was a senior business development executive. During his 10 years at SolomonEdwards, Tribuiani focused on assisting the firm’s banking and financial services clients solve critical business
Wynnchurch Capital has promoted Frank Hayes to co-managing partner of the firm. Hayes has more than 28 years of experience in private equity investing and corporate finance, as well as investment origination and portfolio management.   Hayes joined Wynnchurch in 2001 and has served as a partner since that time. He currently serves on the board of directors of Carson Air, Gypsum Technologies, Pro-Fab Group, Senco, and Texas Hydraulics.   “Mr Hayes’ leadership over the past 15 years has been instrumental in helping to grow Wynnchurch to over USD2.3 billion in assets under management,” says John Hatherly, founder and co-managing
NS1, a domain name system and traffic management provider, has raised more than USD20 million in a Series B round led by Deutsche Telekom Capital Partners, with participation from Two Sigma Ventures and existing investors Flybridge Capital Partners and Sigma Prime Ventures. As part of the funding, Deutsche Telekom Capital Partners' Jack Young will join NS1's board.   Today's applications are increasingly dynamic and are deployed on distributed, automated infrastructure that shifts constantly to meet new workloads. These trends are driven by the demands of a global audience of users who have come to expect lightning-fast performance and rock-solid reliability
Chinese internet search provider Baidu is the lead investor in Easterly Ventures, a new USD60 million Brazil-based investment fund. Easterly Ventures will focus on providing funding, technology, local traffic and industry expertise for Brazilian tech start-ups, with the goal of building a robust mobile service ecosystem in Latin America.   Baidu announced its investment during an event in São Paulo, which was attended by over 200 Internet industry executives. At the event, Yan Di, general manager of Baidu Brasil and president of the Brazilian O2O Association, said Easterly Ventures will be Brazil's first internet investment fund of its kind to

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