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Ivanhoé exits $1.53bn Canadian portfolioThe real estate subsidiary of the Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec has sold a 5.66 million-square-foot portfolio of shopping centers and office buildings to Canadian REIT Cominar.
- Tristan hits €523m record exit
Biggest single sale for Tristan Capital Partners as it offloads a large industrial portfolio to PointPark Properties, the pan-European logistics company owned by TPG Capital and Ivanhoé Cambridge.
- Cathay Life to make £320m UK investment debut
The Taiwanese insurance company’s acquisition of Woolgate Exchange provides current owners TPG Capital and Ivanhoe Cambridge with an early exit.
- Tata takes $80m Shriram Properties stake
The fund's second non-Tata investment takes it to almost 50% deployed and brings Shriram's private equity backing to $155m altogether.
- PAG snaps up €700m Commerzbank loan book
The Hong Kong-based alternatives assets firm that owns Secured Capital has acquired a Japanese property loan portfolio alongside Canadian pension plan investment manager CPPIB.
- DTZ sale to private equity confirmed
The global property services firm has been acquired by the private equity businesses of TPG Capital and PAG and the Canadian pension plan Ontario Teachers’ in a deal valued at $1.2bn.
- TPG consortium lines up $1bn DTZ buy
The Austin, Texas-based private equity firm is reportedly leading a consortium of investors to buy the global property services firm and is said to be lining up senior management roles already.
- TPG, Khazanah in $132m Philippine foray
The private equity giant and Malaysian sovereign wealth fund have each bought a 10 percent stake in a Philippine housing developer and manager.
- Brookfield creates $3.5bn logistics platform
The New York- and Toronto-based firm has revealed its new global business line will be called IDI Gazeley, with a portfolio measuring 58 million square feet.
- Privately Speaking
Privately Speaking: Jean-Eric Salata, Baring Private Equity Asia 2014-04-01 Drew Wilson Asia’s growth story is beginning a new chapter. Some of the central characters have fallen from grace, and there’s no happy ending in sight: deals and exits have become more challenging in China and India,