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Latest Deals: 6-12 November 2002
The AltAssets weekly round up of deals done in Europe and North America. This week over 120 investors were involved in more than 50 deals across 13 sectors, and there was one exit…
Bollywood breaks loose
Until recently, private equity firms have shied away from investing in the Indian media sector – it was heavily restricted by regulations on foreign investment and was an untidy and disorganised sector. VG Kulkarni of the Asian Venture Capital Journal discusses the sector's phenomenal growth and the opportunities now abounding.
UK and Ireland: October 2002
UK VCs expect to increase their activities in spite of dismal IPO market, E-Capital renames itself Avanti Capital, and a low appetite for UK small quoted companies may spell trouble further down the line for venture firms …
Latest Deals – 29/10/2002
This week sees over 47 deals completed by 102 firms in 12 sectors.
US firm ArcLight Capital closes debut energy fund on $950m
US energy specialist ArcLight Capital has announced the final closing of its debut fund on $950m. ArcLight Energy Partners Fund I will focus on mushrooming opportunities in the troubled power, utility and energy industry.
Deutsche Telekom receives four bids for cable business of up to $2.3bn
Deutsche Telekom is reported to have received four bids from financial buyers for its cable TV business ranging from $2bn to $2.3bn – well down on the $5.5bn proposed by US cable group Liberty Media last year.
People: August 2002
James Burton leaves Calpers, Clayton, Dubilier & Rice hires Oliver Cognet, Kim Pedersen joins Nordea Private Equity…
General Atlantic Partners invests $100m in Indian IT company
US-based private equity firm General Atlantic Partners is to make a significant investment in Patni Computer Systems, an IT company based in Bombay.
India shifts gears to IT and outsourcing services
The Indian venture capital industry is a constantly evolving landscape as investment into the region shifts from sector to sector. The domestic technology market is currently enjoying enormous growth. David Leidl of the AVCJ discusses the trends of the current market and offers a word of caution to those investors who are contemplating jumping on the bandwagon.
North America: July 2002
Calstrs joins forces with Altius, Blackstone Group raises record venture fund and venture capital funding in the US falls even further…