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Global private equity investor Advent International, and global growth investor Warburg Pincus, have completed their previously announced $4.25bn all-cash acquisition of Baxter International Inc’s BioPharma Solutions business.
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Goldman Sachs Asset Management is partnering with the Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System to launch a new separately managed account co-investment programme in private credit transactions across the Asia Pacific region.
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Värde Partners, a global alternative investment firm, has raised nearly $1.5bn for asset-based lending opportunities through The Värde Asset Lending Fund II and related accounts and co-investments.
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Singapore-based private investment firm True Light Capital, a division of Singapore government-owned investment company Tamasek Holdings, has held the final closing of its first flagship find with $3.3bn in capital commitments.
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Centerbridge Partners and Wells Fargo & Company are entering into a strategic relationship to launch a new $5bn private credit fund which will primarily make senior secured loans to non-sponsor-backed middle-market firms in North America.
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BrightSpring Health Services Inc, a community-based healthcare services provider backed by global private investment firm KKR & Co, is moving ahead with plans to raise $1bn from a stock market listing, having shelved its initial IPO last year, according to a report by Bloomberg.
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London-based European private credit specialist Hayfin, which currently has around €30bn of assets under management, is considering options for its future including a potential sale of the business, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Keensight Capital, a private equity manager dedicated to making European growth buyout investments with offices in Paris, London and Boston, has raised €2.8bn in funds to invest in companies operating in the technology and healthcare sectors.
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Goldman Sachs has raised $14bn for its largest ever flagship private equity secondaries fund, and over $1bn for its first fund focussed on infrastructure sector secondary deals, according to a report by the Financial Times.
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Stefan Meister, the Chairman of $142m Swiss private investment firm Partners Group, is predicting that private equity dealmaking will return to record levels in the next year or so, according to a report by Bloomberg.
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