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Citi spinoff mints $4.4 billion fortune for Europe buyout barons - Vimarsana News

Citi spinoff mints $4.4 billion fortune for Europe buyout barons

CVC Capital Partners founders Mackenzie, Koltes, van Rappard are top beneficiaries of the recent IPO, valuing the firm at $4.4 billion. Van Rappard continues as chairman, while CEO Lucas and managing partner de Jaime Guijarro hold significant stakes. Beyond allowing the founding partners to cash out part of their wealth in the closely held business, CVC's listing is also fueling hopes of a rebound in Europe's IPO market, even though a full-blown recovery in listings isn't fully expected until next year.

CVC Capital Partners IPO Could Mint At Least Two New Billionaires - Vimarsana News

CVC Capital Partners IPO Could Mint At Least Two New Billionaires

The private equity firm that owns Petco and Swiss watchmaker Breitling is slated to go public on Friday at a valuation of up to $16 billion, minting two new billionaires.

Source: forbes.com
One of Van Gogh's finest early watercolours is coming up for sale, estimated at up to £3m - Vimarsana News

One of Van Gogh's finest early watercolours is coming up for sale, estimated at up to £3m

Woman Sewing was inspired by a soulful English poem, “The Song of the Shirt”

How the secret tycoons - Vimarsana News

How the secret tycoons

Private equity giant CVC is planning a multi-billion pound stock market float, opening the door to glaring scrutiny – and accountability

Animal advocates struggle to manage Tuolumne County's exploding population of feral cats - Vimarsana News

Animal advocates struggle to manage Tuolumne County's exploding population of feral cats

The annual late spring, early summer cat population explosion is underway again in Tuolumne County, and animal advocates say their rapidly multiplying numbers are draining resources and stretching people and