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Singapore-based alternative investment firm SeaTown Holdings International has successfully closed its second private credit fund with over $1.3bn in capital commitments from a range of LPs, including insurance companies and family offices.
Private equity firms Summit Partners and Vista Equity Partners are considering the sale of Trintech, a financial software provider, in a deal that could value the company at approximately $2bn including debt, according to a report by Reuters.
Connecticut-based private equity firm Olympus Partners has sold Soliant Health, an education and healthcare staffing company, to private investment firm The Vistria Group for approximately $2.5bn, less than five years after acquiring the business for $612m, according to a report by CT Insider.
US middle-market private equity firm Thomas H Lee Partners has made a majority investment in YA GROUP, an international professional services organisation providing consulting, engineering, risk mitigation and related services.
Investment management provider Allvue Systems has launched new fundraising software aimed at streamlining the fundraising lifecycle and operational efficiency of private equity and private credit funds.
Alternative asset management firm Obra Capital has secured new funded and unfunded credit facilities, the proceeds of which were used to retire the firm’s existing publicly syndicated debt and provide growth capital to the Obra platform.
Global asset manager Unigestion has added Nick Kavanagh as Principal, Satsheel Redkar as Vice President and Jin Young Kim as Associate to its global secondaries team.
SFW Capital Partners, a New York-based private equity firm focused on the industrial and life sciences technology sectors, has sold US materials science producer Micromeritics Instrument Corporation to Spectris for $630m.
A consortium of private credit lenders, led by Blue Owl Capital and Ares Management, has taken control of Pluralsight, wiping out $4bn that Vista Equity Partners and its co-investors have invested in the company since acquiring it three years ago, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Global private investment firm Carlyle Group is to acquire Worldpac, the wholesale distribution business of North American automotive aftermarket parts provider, Advance Auto Parts, in an all-cash $1.5bn deal, which is expected to complete by the end of the year.
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