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- Sixth Street partners with Northwestern for $13B in ABS
- Capital Group and KKR enter into strategic partnership for alternatives, private credit, and beyond
- Aflac gets into private credit with 40% stake in Tree Line Capital
- Brookfield acquires majority stake in asset-based private credit firm Castlelake – another david and goliath partnership.
- BNY partners with CIFC on private credit
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Tag Archives: m&A
Multiconvergence: Orix buys Robeco for distribution and global brand
I am finishing a week of CEO discussions in Europe and, before flying back to NY, Orix just announced the acquisition of 90.01% of Robeco equity from Rabobank for about two billion Euros (240 billion yen) to expand the global … Continue reading
Posted in alternatives, asia, Brand, cash flows, distribution, E&A, enskat associates, institutional investor, institutions, management, Middle East, multi-convergence, pension funds, private banking, professional fund buyers, SWFs, UCITS, wealth management
Tagged asset management, brand, distribution, enskat, expansion, global, japan, m&A, Orix, Robeco
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Multi-Convergence: HK PE firm GCS buys Dexia Asset Management
That was fast. Less than ten days after entering exclusive acquisition talks with Dexia, HK-based private equity firm GCS Capital is buying the asset management arm from the Dexia group, a case of #East2West and #Multi-Convergence. The price was set … Continue reading
Posted in alternatives, asia, black swans, Brazil, cash flows, consulting, distribution, E&A, enskat associates, institutional investor, investment banking, multi-convergence, private equity
Tagged dexia, E&A, enskat associates, GCS, hong kong, icbc, m&A, multi convergence, PE
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Latin America in Asset Management – Quantifying the Opportunities for Brazil and the region
As I wrote in a recent M&A update on Brazil/LatAm, Brazil takes the lead: Net cash flows, M&A, Joint Ventures and Latin America Opportunities, Latin America as a region is gaining momentum for the global asset management industry. Specifically, we … Continue reading
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Tagged asset international, asset management, associates, baila society, brand, Brazil, building bridges, China, consulting, daniel enskat, dash, database, distribution, enskat, europe, head of global consulting, latin america, m&A, principal, simfund, strategic insight, zimpleman
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Brazil takes the lead: Net cash flows, M&A, Joint Ventures and Latin America Opportunities
One of the central themes in my latest book, State of the Asset Management Industry – Latin America, is around greater and more direct links between fast-growth emerging economies and regions, especially Asia and Latin America. More specifically Brazil as a leader … Continue reading
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Tagged andre, asset international, asset management, blackstone, Brazil, btg pactual, celfin, Chile, claritas, colombia, credit suisse hedging griffo, daniel enskat, esteves, global consutling, gps, icbc, jacob, julius baer, latin america, luis stuhlberger, luis valdes, m&A, mutual funds, patria, persio arida, peru, principal, private banking, safra, sarasin, stephen schwarzman, strategic insight, zimpleman
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Case study: The end of one Deutsche Guggenheim deal, the beginning of another
It all started in 1997… that’s when Deutsche Bank and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation opened “Deutsche Guggenheim” in Berlin, to feature modern and contemporary art. Solomon Robert, of course, one of Meyer Guggenheim’s ten children, founded the foundation in 1937 … Continue reading
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Tagged advisors, allan schwartz, apollo, asset international, asset management, Brazil, claritas, consulting, daniel enskat, db, deutsche bank, enskat associates, enskat partners, europe, greece, guggenheim partners, k1, m&A, mutual funds, nationwide, principal, safra, sarasin, scott minerd, silverman, singapore, solomon guggenheim, steven green, strategic insight
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