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Toby Mitchenall is the Senior Editor, ESG and Sustainability, at PEI Media. He is responsible for New Private Markets, a dedicated intelligence source on impact investing, sustainability and ESG in private markets, and is based in PEI’s London office. Toby was previously a consultant advising private equity firms on marketing and public relations.
A former veteran of 3i's growth capital team Mike Reid has joined the newly rebranded Frog Capital – a cleantech and IT-focused venture capital firm that has just raised a further €40 million from its backers the German Engelhorn family.
A former veteran of 3i's growth capital team Mike Reid has joined the newly rebranded Frog Capital – a cleantech and IT-focused venture capital firm that has just raised a further €40 million from its backers the German Engelhorn family.
A former veteran of 3i's growth capital team Mike Reid has joined the newly rebranded Frog Capital – a cleantech and IT-focused venture capital firm that has just raised a further €40 million from its backers the German Engelhorn family.
Chief executive Michael Queen said the firm is on track to reduce its net debt by £1bn and fully realise its venture capital and small minority investment portfolios within 12 months. Addressing speculation the firm is a take-over target, Queen said 'if there has been any interest, no one has discussed it with us'.
Chief executive Michael Queen said the firm is on track to reduce its net debt by £1bn and fully realise its venture capital and small minority investment portfolios within 12 months. Addressing speculation the firm is a take-over target, Queen said 'if there has been any interest, no one has discussed it with us'.
Chief executive Michael Queen said the firm is on track to reduce its net debt by £1bn and fully realise its venture capital and small minority investment portfolios within 12 months. Addressing speculation the firm is a take-over target, Queen said 'if there has been any interest, no one has discussed it with us'.
A $20m investment in South African company Buildworks will benefit from the ongoing development of Africa’s electrical power infrastructure. The company could expand into the Middle East, according to Kingdom Zephyr partner Panos Voutyritsas.
A $20m investment in South African company Buildworks will benefit from the ongoing development of Africa’s electrical power infrastructure. The company could expand into the Middle East, according to Kingdom Zephyr partner Panos Voutyritsas.
A $20m investment in South African company Buildworks will benefit from the ongoing development of Africa’s electrical power infrastructure. The company could expand into the Middle East, according to Kingdom Zephyr partner Panos Voutyritsas.
The global buyout fund has closed its first MENA-focused fund with half of the commitments it had originally targeted. Among other sectors, the fund will invest in energy and infrastructure.
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