GIC Pte’s planned purchase of Blackstone Group LP’s U.S. industrial property company signals the Singapore sovereign wealth fund’s appetite for real estate as investments by other state funds wane.
Showing posts with label Blackstone Group LP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blackstone Group LP. Show all posts
Thursday, November 6, 2014
Sunday, August 17, 2014
CVC Looks To Cement Deal With Sovereign Funds
The private equity firm CVC Capital Partners is joining forces with some of the world's biggest sovereign wealth funds to bid for £4bn of cement assets that would make it a major player in the building materials sector.
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Private Equity’s New Kind of Club Deal
Trendy new buyout clubs may disappoint their eager would-be patrons. The Blackstone Group is enlisting some of its fund investors to help buy the auto parts maker Gates for $5.4 billion.
Thursday, January 2, 2014
Blackstone to invest $200 million in Crocs: WSJ
NEW YORK: Blackstone Group LP is making a $200 million investment in Crocs Inc that will give the private equity firm a 13 percent stake in the shoe company, Crocs' chief financial officer told the Wall Street Journal on Sunday.
Friday, August 23, 2013
Blackstone to sell London office stake to GIC - report
LONDON (Reuters) - Singapore's sovereign wealth fund GIC (GIC.UL) is in exclusive talks to buy Blackstone Group's (NYS:BX) stake in the Broadgate office and retail complex in London for 1.7 billion pounds, Britain's Times newspaper said.
Monday, May 27, 2013
Nobody wants to be in charge of spending $500 billion in China’s sovereign wealth fund
Running China’s main sovereign wealth fund is a powerful job that a series of powerful leaders and executives don’t seem to want.
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Blackstone raises up to $960 million for retail credit fund
(Reuters) - Blackstone Group LP , the largest publicly listed alternative asset manager, said on Wednesday that it had raised up to $960 million for its third publicly listed mutual fund to invest in corporate credit whose quality is below investment grade.
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