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Warburg Pincus $5.3bn fund closing signals brighter market for mega-funds
US buy-out giant Warburg Pincus has closed its WP VIII fund on $5.3bn, with 80 per cent of commitments coming from existing investors. The successful closing, alongside Cinven's recent E4.3bn fund closing, signals an improvement in market conditions for firms with ambitions to raise mega-funds.
Funds: April 2002
Final closing for Cinven, Doughty Hanson to launch new mega-fund, First closing of tech fund for Pall Mall Partners, new fund of funds for Henderson, Accel cuts fund in half, Leonard Green & Partners plan fourth fund, Lone Star closes mega-fund, Warburg Pincus closes above target
Christopher Bland to become adviser to buy-out firm Warburg Pincus
Sir Christopher Bland, former chairman of the BBC and current chairman of British Telecom, is to become an adviser to buy-out firm Warburg Pincus. He already has links with the firm, which backed him when he had the top job at London Weekend Television in the early 1990s.
US venture fundraising holding up well
US venture capitalists are still raising substantial sums of money despite the deepening deterioration of market conditions and the wider economy, according to figures from VentureWire.
Despite tough market, five venture-backed companies squeak out successful IPOs in Q3
Venture-backed offerings were few and far between in the US domestic IPO market, according to these latest figures from NVCA and Venture Economics. Just five venture-backed US based companies managed to execute public offerings over the past three months, raising a total of $279.9m.
People: September 2001
Cybulski joins Almeida, Royal Bank of Scotland expands in Germany and Colloton becomes COO at Bessemer...
Advent appoints new director
Advent Venture Partners has hired James McNaught-Davis as director in its technology team to focus on investments in the software and IT services sector in the UK and Continental Europe.
L&G Ventures to buy Craegmoor Healthcare from Warburg Pincus
In a move that could well highlight the lack of liquidity in the private equity market, European buy-out firm L&G Ventures is on track to buy nursing-home operator Craegmoor Healthcare from US private equity house EM Warburg Pincus.
Asia: May 2001
GE capital launches Indian private equity arm and Deutsche Bank strengthens Asian team, while Whitney & Co spin off their Japanese business.
Private equity heads for Japan
Now that corporate restructuring in Japan is underway, there are plenty of opportunities for private equity firms and their investors. This McKinsey article looks at why western firms are moving into the market and how they must learn to understand the prevailing management style to be successful.