Tag: Mergers and Acquisitions
Korean Pension Giant Acquires Stake in US Private Equity Real Estate Firm
The $750 billion National Pension Service’s investment provides it with an undisclosed minority interest in San Francisco-based Stockbridge Capital.
Q3 Another Stinker for M&A, but It May Set Table for Sizable Rebound
Lower valuations and lots of unspent cash are the ingredients for an eventual upturn, says PitchBook.
Why Private Equity Is Still Dogging It
A host of macro problems leave PE fund investors with just small gains.
Opinion: What Do Marriages and M&As have in Common?
Whether it's a personal or business merger, a lasting and beneficial relationship depends on planning for life after the ceremony.
Global Pension Fund M&A Investment Drops Off Cliff in Q2
Sponsors invested in deals worth $740 million during the quarter, down from nearly $14 billion in Q1.
Conning Acquired by Italian Insurer Generali
The U.S. asset manager, which focuses on insurance, will keep CEO Woody Bradford.
How New Proposed Antitrust Regs May Make Things Tougher for M&A
The proposed disclosure rules in the White House’s antitrust push could make filing for deals more difficult, critics argue.
Franklin Templeton Is Buying Putnam Investments
Storm-Tossed BlackRock Still Eyes Acquisitions
The world's biggest asset manager has expanded in the past when times were tough, its executives say.
Why Private Equity Is Building an Arsenal of Giant New Funds
The buyout firms are increasingly popular among institutional investors—Carlyle just raised $27 billion.
Ignore ESG Risk at Your Own Peril
Aon to Sell US Retirement and Retiree Health Businesses in $1.4 Billion Deal
Stone Point, GIC to Acquire Recordkeeper Ascensus
Tax Change Fears Spur Record M&A Dealmaking in Q1
The specter of higher capital gains taxes in 2022 accelerated activity, Echelon says.