Regulators have reportedly rejected the joint venture, and instead allowed CITIC to launch a private equity arm expected to raise RMB 6bn for its first fund.
2 min read · 22 January 2013
The private equity real estate firm will invest in value-added and development opportunities in the region through its second Asia-focused real estate vehicle, according to US pension documents. It raised $410m for its first Asia-focused fund three years ago.
2 min read · 22 January 2013
The joint venture to provide growth capital to Chinese companies was created in 2006 with commitments of $90m each from Lehman Brothers and International Business Machines.
1 min read · 22 January 2013
In a country whose infrastructure investment landscape is dominated by large industrial conglomerates, Infrastructure India, a newly listed UK infrastructure fund, is finding ways to limit its exposure to them by investing in project-specific investment vehicles.
3 min read · 22 January 2013
China’s $200bn sovereign wealth fund has said that it will not pump money into troubled western financial institutions citing a lack of ‘sincere cooperation’ on the part of the US government.
2 min read · 22 January 2013
The San Mateo, California-based financial group, which manages value-added and opportunistic real estate funds, applies for bank holding status as it seeks a capital infusion from the US government.
2 min read · 22 January 2013
The Indian private equity firm is also reportedly on the verge of making a first close on its $800m Asian infrastructure growth fund.
1 min read · 22 January 2013
The Mumbai-based private equity real estate firm is considering a second fund after closing its first fund, jointly launched with UK fund manager Catalyst Capital. The fund is invested in seven deals in India, including residential and warehouse developments.
1 min read · 22 January 2013
San Diego-based Pacifica Equity Partners looks to distressed residential deals and senior housing in US sunbelt states.
2 min read · 22 January 2013
The private equity real estate fund has closed its first institutional property vehicle focused on developments in emerging markets of Asia and Eastern Europe. The fund is almost 90 percent invested, mainly in Russia and Turkey.
1 min read · 22 January 2013
