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Southfield Capital Closes Oversubscribed $303 million Fund III and Exceeds Hard Cap News provided by Share this article Share this article GREENWICH, Conn., April 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Southfield Capital, LLC ("Southfield"), a Greenwich, CT based private equity firm focused on control investments in growth-oriented lower middle market business services companies, raised $303 million for its third institutional fund, Southfield Capital III L.P. ("Fund III"). Fund III exceeded its hard cap and ...

Apr 5, 2021 / 10:44 PM EST WESTFIELD, Ind. (WISH) — Almost 20,000 vehicles come through downtown Westfield every day, and the congestion can be exhausting. The city has a plan to ease the congestion, but that plan has hit a road block.   The lunch-hour traffic through downtown Westfield is what people have come to expect: long waits at traffic lights and a slow, irritating drive through downtown. “It is not something we absolutely desire, to have a state road running through the hear...

Southfield Capital Partners with Alba Wheels Up News provided by Share this article Share this article GREENWICH, Conn., March 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Southfield Capital, a premier lower middle market private equity firm, announced today its partnership with Alba Wheels Up ("Alba" or the "Company"), a logistics services company providing customs brokerage, freight forwarding, and other related services for U.S. importers and exporters. The Companys owners, Salvatore and Damien Stile, will rem...

Strangers who helped man rough sleeping on Scots streets thanked for treating me like a human Cam Cooney was kicked while he slept and had food stolen from him during his time on the streets. The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes the...

THE Bradford City winning bandwagon rolls on. Walsall were the latest League Two victims for Mark Trueman and Conor Sellars’ side with a 2-1 win in the West Midlands on Saturday. Andy Cook fired home the winner and the Bantams now hope to maintain their momentum when they host Mansfield Town tomorrow night. Here are a few views from City fans on social media after the win at Walsall:   #bcafc Never one to hold back my views I will make another prediction. If we go up we will get ba...

Thank you for that kind introduction. It’s a pleasure to join you and the Centre for Social Justice at the launch of your ‘Close to Home’ report which makes a really powerful contribution to the debate around how we can end rough sleeping. In particular, I want to thank Andy Cook and Joe Shalam who are tireless campaigners, the work that the CSJ publishes is both inspirational and integral to our plans for the future. What guides you is what guides this government: a belief that ...

Vermont commits up to $155 million to 2 private market funds Print Vermont Pension Investment Committee, Montpelier, committed up to $155 million to two alternative funds on behalf of the $5.3 billion Vermont State Retirement Systems, according to Andy Cook, an investment analyst with the Vermont State Treasurers Office. At its meeting Tuesday, the committee approved an $80 million commitment to HIPEP IX Fund, a limited partnership investing in private equity assets in Europe and Asia-Pacific m...

Loan round-up: Harper stars in crucial win 22nd February Rekeem Harper delivered an impressive performance in the middle of midfield to help Birmingham City to a crucial victory on Saturday. The 20-year-old completed 90 minutes as the Blues recorded a 1-0 win at Sky Bet Championship relegation rivals Sheffield Wednesday, a result which lifted them out of the bottom three. Scott Hogan scored the only goal of the game in the second half after Wednesday’s Liam Shaw ...

Trials of the Housing First scheme have had an 88 per cent success rate

Charles Vernam on the ball before the snow got even worse. Picture: Thomas Gadd SCUNTHORPE boss Neil Cox had joined the army of ground staff to make their pitch fit for purpose for City’s visit.’ He need not have bothered after the 15-strong group of helpers saw the earlier hard work come to nothing when ref David Rock abandoned proceedings after half an hour. That was the second time he had stopped play after heavy snow made it impossible to see the lines. The weather had caved in ...