| Carlyle found the exit door in 2020, Arcline closes big sophomore fund, Aquiline invests in National Medical Billing Services Apologies for the delay, readers. Here's today's rundown of PE deal news.
Quick reminder -- deadline for Deal of the Year submissions is coming up quick. We need all submissions by Feb. 12, which will give us enough time for our vetting process. To answer a FAQ, we ask for as much information as possible, including financials. We keep all information confidential; in the case of winners, we get back to the firm to find out exactly what info we can use in our write up of the winning deal.
For more information, go here to download the official rules and regs. You can send all submissions to me at cwitkowsky@buyoutsinsider.com.
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That’s it for today. Hit me up with feedback, gossip and tips or whatever at cwitkowsky@buyoutsinsider.com or find me on LinkedIn.
Note to Readers: It's that time of year ... for the 21st time, the editors of PE Hub and Buyouts honor exceptional buyouts with our Deal of the Year Awards. Winners are chosen in seven categories: Deal of the Year, Large-Market Deal of the Year, Middle-Market Deal of the Year, Small-Market Deal of the Year, Turnaround of the Year, International Deal of the Year, and Secondaries Deal of the Year. Go here for more information and to read about rules and methodology. Also check out past winners. Last year, New Mountain took the crown with its exit of Equian. If you have additional questions, email Private Equity Editor Chris Witkowsky at cwitkowsky@buyoutsinsider.com.
Also of note (may require subscriptions) Who decides: New Jersey’s state investment council debating smoothing out its decision-making process for investments, including in private equity. The proposed change sparked some debate. Read it here on Buyouts.
Populism-lite: Hedge fund Senvest Management started buying shares of GameStop Corp in September, and cashed out as the rally peaked in late January, proving that ‘Wall Street’ played both sides of the trade. Read it here.
Relationship: Apollo Global Management co-founder and soon-to-be chief executive Marc Rowan said the majority of the firm’s limited partners were satisfied with the governance and leadership changes made after a review into Leon Black’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein. A few, though, will need time to consider the changes. Read it here on PEI.
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They said it “It is not just little people on the long side here. There are huge players playing both sides of GameStop.”
Anna Edwin, the global head of talent development at TPG, said in an interview with Buyouts
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