Biotech

Almost a month to the day when Brookfield Infrastructure Partners plunked down $13.3 billion on logistics, another Brookfield affiliate struck a multi-billion dollar deal, this time in renewables.

Private credit and infrastructure players closed $5.7 billion in deals on June 9-12 across the commodities, construction and mining segments. Although the private equity scene seemed quiet by comparison, we noticed several significant deals of undisclosed value. Credit: $4.4 billion ...

Private market investors placed nearly $1 billion today across a variety of sectors. Bain Capital was particularly active, participating in a total of three diversified transactions across the biotech, cybersecurity and aviation sectors.

A Down Under infrastructure acquisition from Brookfield Asset Management valued at over $1 billion topped the private market transactions we tracked today.

An $800 million resort purchase from Blackstone's REIT topped the private market deals we tracked today, although credit was the top asset class with two deals value at nearly $1 billion.

Summer started out with a bang as private market players ponied up liberally across a wide variety of asset classes and sectors, including cloud, software, life sciences and the energy transition.

KKR's European real estate platform expanded its position in the Nordics with a significant acquisition in Finland, while PE/VC players continued to back various life sciences and tech niches.

For the second time in as many days, companies developing technologies that provide the backbone for development of cutting-edge therapeutics clinched fund raises that brought in hundreds of millions of dollars.

Today's private market activity was almost entirely dominated by life sciences ventures and a wide variety of technology sectors including fintech and insurtech. Private equity funds did $443 million in business, with smaller and undisclosed deals in digital assets and ...

Private credit took the lead today with $1 billion put to work, much of it toward high-end multi-family/retail mixed-used developments.