Resin dealtoy relating to the purchase by a consortium of 164 properties located throughout Germany. Participants in the deal included RREEF, Pirelli Real Estate, Generali and the Borletti Group.
Resin dealtoy relating to the purchase by a consortium of 164 properties located throughout Germany. Participants in the deal included RREEF, Pirelli Real Estate, Generali and the Borletti Group.
Custom Lucite commemorating the acquisition by ADP of The Cobalt Group, a Seattle-based online design and marketing firm serving auto dealers across the U.S. ADP is headquartered in Roseland, New Jersey, and was advised in the transaction by Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
Pewter financial tombstone commemorating the closing of Fund V by American Industrial Partners, a private equity firm based in New York. MVision, a private equity group also based in New York City, served as global placement agent for the Fund.
Horseshoe-themed custom Lucite marking the investment by Arclight Capital Partners of Boston in Enogex, a natural gas supplier headquartered in Oklahoma City. The co-investor group included affiliates of China Investment Corporation, and Government of Singapore Investment Corporation.
Lucite deal toy commemorating the purchase of 144 assisted living communities operated by Sunwest Management, headquartered in Salem, Oregon. The facilities were purchased by a joint venture between The Blackstone Group, based in New York, and Seattle-based Emeritus Senior Living.
Custom Lucite beer glass marking the acquisition of Florida-based Alehouse Restaurants by Roark Capital Group of Atlanta. KeyBank Capital Markets, headquartered in Cleveland, provided funding for the acquisition.
Lucite deal toy marking a bond offering by Covidien, the Dublin-based manufacturer of surgical and operating-room products. Joint book-running managers for the offering were BNP Paribas, Citigroup, and Deutsche Bank.
Stone composite deal toy marking the acquisition of Synventive Molding Solutions by Barnes Group, an aerospace and industrial manufacturer based in Bristol, Connecticut. The seller was private equity firm Littlejohn & Co. of Greenwich, Connecticut.
