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Owl Rock, Dyal Capital to merge in $12 billion deal Bloomberg Owl Rock Capital Group and Dyal Capital Partners, both based in New York, are coming together to form a new publicly traded investment firm. Owl Rock Capital Group and Neuberger Berman Group's Dyal Capital Partners announced Wednesday that they have agreed to merge. The two firms will combine with a special purpose acquisition company, Altimar Acquisition Corp., to form a publicly traded alternative investment firm, Blue Owl Capital Inc., according to an SEC filing. Altimar is sponsored by alternative investment firm HPS Investment...

Replay Access Code: 10150767 A transcript of the call will also be filed by Altimar with the SEC (News - Alert). On the call, the presenters will be reviewing an investor presentation, which will be filed with the SEC as an exhibit to a Current Report on Form 8-K prior to the call, and available on the SEC website at www.sec.gov. About Altimar Acquisition Corporation Altimar Acquisition Corporation is a special purpose acquisition company sponsored by Altimar Sponsor, LLC, an affiliate of HPS Investment Partners, LLC, formed for the purpose of effecting a merger, share exchange, asset acquis...

SPAC: Dyal Capital and Owl Rock Agree to $12.5 Billion Merger Posted on 12/23/2020 Investment firms Dyal Capital Partners and Owl Rock have agreed to combine and go public. New York-based Altimar Acquisition Corporation, a special purpose acquisition company set up by HPS Investment Partners LLC, will merge with the combined entity, to be named Blue Owl Capital Inc. This move will take the asset managers public with a US$ 12.5 billion valuation. Altimar Acquisition Corporation, with US$ 275 million in its cash-in trust, is purchasing interests of Blue Owl at a pre-money valuation of roughly U...

devastation in indonea. rescue workers desperately search for those trapped after another natural disaster. hello, and welcome to news 4 at 4:00. >> those major rescue efforts continue in western indonesia, after an earthquake that's left at least 777 people dead. officials there say the death toll could reach into the thousands. paul davies has the latest. >> reporter: 24 hours ago there were high-rise apartments and offices, today there are mountains of rubble. somewhere buried beneath this devastation, there is still people who survived, trapped and running out of time. it is a ...