With cash flow-based lending on the wane, can asset-based lenders step up to the plate? Christopher Witkowsky investigates
The credit crunch gave mezzanine a short-lived time in the sun. Toby Mitchenall explains why it has all gone darker
Some think the secondary market for debt offers better value than the primary market – although the gap may be closing
There are banks out there willing to lend but only if you can meet certain criteria. Andy Thomson discovers what these are
Four leading fund investors tell Philip Borel what the global crisis means for private equity, and what the industry must do now to find the right response
A lawsuit by private equity firm CapGen against two of its limited partners may be a sign of things to come, reports Kevin Ley
Enfoca Investments, which focuses on fast-growing but unpenetrated sectors, is closing in on $100 million
Asian private equity deal value has risen, but questions remain over the significance of this
A US funds of funds manager has pulled itself out of hot water, reports Amanda Janis. Will others find a way to do the same?
Opportunism and careful negotiation have allowed CVC to prove that there's still life at the larger end of the market