Private Equity & Financial Services
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AnaCap
AnaCap Financial Partners LLP (“AnaCap”), the specialist European financial services private equity firm, has promoted Justin Sulger and Fabrizio Cesario, Head of Credit Opportunities and Mergers & Acquisitions respectively, to Partner.
10 Aug 2009 AnaCap Financial Partners, a London-based private equity firm that specialises in the financial services sector, has agreed to acquire Cattles Invoice Finance from Cattles for £70m (€81.9m).
Cattles Invoice Finance
Lovell Minnick Partners LLC
From offices in Philadelphia and Los Angeles, Lovell Minnick Partners sponsors and manages private equity partnerships of qualified private and institutional investors totaling over $800 million.
3 Feb 2010 Lovell Minnick Partners, a private equity firm that provides buy-out and growth capital to companies in the financial services industry, has raised $455m for its latest fund. Lovell Minnick Equity Partners III exceeded its target of $350m.
Closes on $455m
5 January 2012 The high water mark of 2011’s secondary activity was accompanied by familiar suggestions that the market was breaking through, but are the floodgates about to open or we hearing the same old story?
Financial services-focused Aquiline Capital Partners invests in
FDIC private equity rules meet on Monday: sources | Reuters
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. regulators are set to hold a meeting on Monday with private equity executives and advisors as they review rules put in place last year to govern private investment in failed banks, sources familiar with the matter said. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp held a similar meeting over the summer before setting tough guidelines in August 2009 for private equity firms looking to invest in banks. The rules include requirements that private investors hold a higher capital level than bank buyers.It appears private equity firms are finally looking to gain from the troubled banks in the financial crisis. Many buyout firms were ready to invest in failed banks last year but talks with the FDIC went on for some time and the regulator settled on tough guidelines that many firms would not agree to. Now, members of the private equity industry are set to meet with the FDIC to review the rules ( see this article ).