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Thoma Bravo has expanded its credit team with the addition of Jeff Levin and Kunal Soni, two senior executives previously with Morgan Stanley’s private credit group, according to a report by Bloomberg citing sources familiar with the matter.
Global investment firm Carlyle has named John Redett, Mark Jenkins, and Jeff Nedelman as Co-Presidents, a new role designed to support CEO Harvey Schwartz in advancing strategy and investment performance.
HarbourVest Partners has appointed Venu Krishnamurthy as Managing Director and Head of Global Private Wealth who will handle all aspects of the wealth business including global sales, marketing, operations, and client service.
Apollo Global Management has opened a new office in Zurich as part of its ongoing expansion into the European private wealth market, with plans to build a local team of up to 50 professionals over the next three to five years, according to a report by Bloomberg.
MiddleGround Capital, an operationally focused private equity firm that makes control investments in North American and European headquartered middle-market B2B industrial and specialty distribution companies, has promoted seven of its professionals to more senior positions within the firm.
Carlyle has appointed Alex Chi, a long-time Goldman Sachs executive, to lead its direct lending platform and support the expansion of its $199bn global credit business, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Growth equity firm Edison Partners has promoted four team members across its investment, value creation, and marketing functions: Shelby McKeown, Felix Rauch, Nonnie Egbuna, and Hannah Kenney.
Roark Capital-backed sandwich giant Subway has named Jonathan Fitzpatrick, a seasoned fast-food executive, as its new CEO effective 28 July, with a mandate to drive global expansion and accelerate top-line growth, according to a report by Reuters.
Dechert has appointed Joseph Dennis to the firm as a partner in London in its corporate and securities practice group to bolster the firm’s global M&A and private equity capabilities.
David Sharpe, former CEO of collapsed Canadian private credit manager Bridging Finance, has launched an appeal against a ruling by the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) that found he engaged in fraud and imposed a lifetime trading ban, according to a report by Bloomberg.

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