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Blackstone, KKR, and EQT push back on UK carried interest tax reforms amid relocation risk

Private Equity Insights

From April 2026, carried interest will be treated as income to the extent it relates to services performed in the UK, exposing non-resident executives to British tax liabilities even after they leave the country. They warn that the move could damage the UKs competitiveness and trigger an exodus of investment professionals.

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PE-owned Hearthside files for bankruptcy after debt struggles

Private Equity Wire

Hearthside Food Solutions, a major snack manufacturer embroiled in a child labour controversy last year, which is owned by private equity firms Charlesbank Capital Partners and Partners Group Holding has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, according to a report by Bloomberg.

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Bain Capital Postpones $700m Virgin Australia IPO Until Next Year

Private Equity Insights

based private equity firm will consider listing in 2024 after assessing market conditions, said the source who declined to be identified as the discussions were private.

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Asda’s owners piled on £1.5bn of liabilities to fund petrol station deal

Financial Times M&A

Issa brothers and private equity firm TDR used property sale and leasebacks as well as borrowing against ground rents

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Cinven Pours €160m into Eurovita Debt Buyback to Avoid Messy Liquidation

Private Equity Insights

Private equity firm Cinven has agreed to buy back 160m euros ($170m) of debt sold by its insurer Eurovita and is open to supporting other measures to avoid a messy liquidation of the Italian company, a person with knowledge of the situation told Reuters. The insurers involved declined to comment. stake in Indian cancer.

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Cinven Pours €160m into Eurovita Debt Buyback to Avoid Messy Liquidation

Private Equity Insights

Private equity firm Cinven has agreed to buy back 160m euros ($170m) of debt sold by its insurer Eurovita and is open to supporting other measures to avoid a messy liquidation of the Italian company, a person with knowledge of the situation told Reuters. The insurers involved declined to comment. stake in Indian cancer.

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Why Peloton Stock Tumbled Today

The Motley Fool

The move is the latest sign that Peloton could be in real financial trouble, as the company was also said to be seeking a buyout from private equity firms, though the company did not confirm that. More troublingly, its balance sheet is weak, as it has $3 billion in liabilities and $2.4 Can Peloton survive?