EMPEA rebrands as the Global Private Capital Association Wednesday, June 30, 2021 Opalesque Industry Update - EMPEA, the global industry association for private capital investment in Asia, Latin America, Africa, Central & Eastern Europe (CEE) and the Middle East, today announced it is now the Global Private Capital Association. Seventeen years after EMPEA s founding, it is time for the organization to accurately represent the world today, decades since the notion of emerging markets first caught investors imagination, said Nicolas Rohatyn, Chairman of the Global Private Capital Association and CEO of The Rohatyn Group. This rebrand marks an important step in the organization s evolution, following the relocation of the global headquarters to New York City, the opening of a new Asia headquarters in Singapore and important additions to the board and regional leadership councils, he added.
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NJBIZ Conversations: Ranjit Tinaikar May 20, 2021
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Ness, a Teaneck-based digital engineering firm, has been active on the dealmaking front in recent years. Its latest transaction, announced May 20, was the purchase of Risk Focus, a New York consulting and advisory firm. The acquisition brings expertise in financial services and cloud and data services the buyer, which is backed by The Rohatyn Group.
For this edition of NJBIZ Conversations, Editor Jeff Kanige spoke with Ness CEO Ranjit Tinaikar about how the deal will help the company assist clients in managing the technological transformation washing over every sector of the economy, putting together an acquisition during the pandemic and his overall economic outlook. “My general prediction is, listen, we are a global company so I get to see a little bit of Europe, Asia and the United States and what i’m seeing right now is two fundamentally very different pictures of the economy, and they do affect each other, bec