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One of private equity's leading exponents delivered a robust defence of the under-fire industry today, insisting it was a force for global good
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The founder of organic food delivery company Abel & Cole is set for a multimillion pound windfall after offloading part of his business to private equity investors
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Natural resources fund to float on Aim
Dec 3 2007:A private equity fund focusing on Chinese and Indian natural resources is planning to float on the Aim market next week to offer investment opportunities in mining, forestry and renewables projects
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Bloomer leads Cerberus Rock bid
Dec 2 2007:Jonathan Bloomer, former boss of British insurance giant Prudential, is spearheading a bid for Northern Rock from US private equity group Cerberus. Richard Wachman reports
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Rival tries to derail Northern Rock bid
Nov 30 2007:JC Flowers, the US private equity firm, made a last-ditch bid today to wreck Sir Richard Branson's takeover of Northern Rock. By Phillip Inman
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Biffa approached again by private equity stalker
Nov 30 2007:Biffa, the operator of 30 landfill sites around Britain, has received a second possible takeover approach from the private equity firms that originally started to stalk it in late summer
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Private equity is the workers' friend, CBI told
Nov 27 2007:One of private equity's leading exponents yesterday delivered a robust defence of the under-fire industry, insisting it was a force for global good
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Walker has further to go down the pay road
Nov 25 2007:Ruth Sunderland: It might seem as though Sir David Walker's report on private equity has missed its moment, but it is still relevant
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Has Sir David tamed the tycoons?
Nov 25 2007:The city grandee is in fighting form defending his private equity review from attacks by both sides. Ruth Sunderland met him
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Limit buyout groups' access to debt, urge European MPs
Nov 23 2007:Governments and regulators should consider setting limits to the amount of debt private equity and hedge funds can raise for company buyouts, European socialist leaders said yesterday
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Unions condemn voluntary code plan for private equity
Nov 20 2007:
· Walker wants transparency without legislation
· Proposal would be madness, says GMB boss -
Private equity code 'does not go far enough'
Nov 20 2007: The much anticipated report into the code of conduct for private equity firms, released today, has been criticised by politicians and unions for not going far enough -
An establishment banker
Nov 20 2007:Profile: Sir David Walker is a City banker of considerable pedigree, as the former chairman of Morgan Stanley's international operations. He has held a number of senior posts in a 46-year career that has included periods at the Treasury and the Bank of England
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Private equity firm 3i pays £60m for Agent Provocateur
Nov 16 2007:The founders of the raunchy underwear brand Agent Provocateur are to share nearly £60m after selling the business to a private equity group
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Blackstone warns of 'deeper, darker' mortgage black hole
Nov 13 2007:
· More Wall Street firms hit by credit problems
· Private equity group sees profit in the wreckage -
China links with Blackstone to wreck BHP's Rio takeover
Nov 11 2007:Blackstone, the US private equity giant, could become involved in a plan by China to scupper a bid by mining giant BHP Billiton for rival Rio Tinto, according to a well-placed City source
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Private equity deals face collapse, says Moulton
Nov 10 2007:
· Debt laden private equity deals face collapse
· Review of buyout firms to suggest voluntary code
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