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Veritas Capital has been in talks to sell a 50% stake in healthcare technology company Cotiviti to KKR, in a deal that would value the business at up to $11bn, according to a report by the Financial Times.
A record number of Japanese investors are putting their money into domestic private credit deals, according to a report by Bloomberg. The report cites data from Prequin on these dealings.
General Atlantic, a New York-based group, which manages $77bn in assets, has filed confidential paperwork with the US Securities and Exchange Commission for the public offering, according to a report by the Financial Times.
Aperture Investors, an alternative asset manager and part of the Generali Investments ecosystem, has appointed Rob MacNaughton as the newest member of its growing credit team. MacNaughton is an Associate Portfolio Manager who will head up Aperture’s New York-based credit team and support the firm’s global fixed-income strategies.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s is reshuffling senior executives in its private credit unit in order to double the size of the business in the medium term, according to a report by Bloomberg. The company’s private credit unit is worth $110bn.
Seraya Partners, a Singapore headquartered private equity firm, has raised $800m for its Asia infrastructure fund that focuses on digital infrastructure and energy transition investments, according to a report by Reuters. The report cited a company statement which said that the fund was oversubscribed.
InfraRed Capital Partners, an international infrastructure investment manager ,has announced the sale of its investment in Jaguar Solar, a portfolio of solar PV projects located in the Chihuahua desert, Mexico. The six operational assets with a combined capacity of 216MW has been acquired by Zuma Energia, a Mexican Independent Power Producer backed by State Power Investment Corp.
TOP STORY: Private Equity giant TPG has give its non-founder CEO Jon Winkelried a stock grant award which comprises of nearly 6.5 million shares of TPG’s Class A common stock over the next six years, according to a report by Forbes. The shares are estimated to be worth at least $454m.
Investor appetite for alternative assets remains strong despite broader macro disruption, according to Coller Capital’s latest semi-annual Global Private Equity Barometer.
H.I.G. Capital, a global alternative investment firm with $59bn of equity capital under management, has announced that Jenny Nelson, Jennie Park, and Joe Tremblay have joined the firm’s Capital Formation Group. Nelson and Tremblay will join as Managing Directors, based in California, and Park has joined as a Principal, based in New York.
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