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2019 is a record fundraising year for U.S. PE firms. Apollo, led by Leon Black, sees assets doubling in five years. RealPage, Madison Dearborn make real estate-related deals. PE news from Arlington, Olympus, Sterling Group.November 7
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Temenos buys Kony to capture a piece of the growing U.S. fintech sector. Toyota, Suzuki team up to keep with the rapidly changing auto industry. Pernord Ricard picks up Bourbon maker.August 29
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Lovell Minnick backs real estate software firm Inside Real Estate. Elanco buys Bayer's animal health unit. More deal news from General Atlantic and Arsenal.August 20
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"We don’t have a fixed timeframe for a sale," says the Stephens Group's Aaron Clark. "We just pursue a strategy that can add value and help businesses mature."July 22
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Bain Capital, Great Hill Partners, GTCR, New Heritage Capital and the Riverside Co. are investing in healthcare IT providersMay 24
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OpenTable owner buys software provider. Apollo will convert to a C corp, following similar moves by KKR, Blackstone. 3M makes its biggest acquisition ever.May 2
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Dealmakers seek targets that leverage the latest in big data, artificial intelligence and electronic health records
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The investment banker serves as chair of the ACG Global board.June 25
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Plexus Capital's Michael Becker says recurring revenue make Software-as-a-Service companies coveted targets.March 14
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Clearlake VP Paul Huber says Provation’s customer-focused culture will drive hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers to adopt the company’s technology.March 12
