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Spain Onivia doubles wholesale FTTH coverage with Macquarie

Spain Onivia doubles wholesale FTTH coverage with Macquarie Sign in with LinkedIn 7h | Alan Burkitt-Gray Spanish broadband operator MásMóvil has sold the rest of its fibre infrastructure to the same trio of private equity investors that previously bought its urban fibre network. Today’s deal follows an earlier acquisition in late 2019, by which Macquarie Capital, Aberdeen Standard Investments and Daiwa Energy & Infrastructure bought the fibre network in five Spanish cities. This latest deal includes MásMóvil’s rural fibre, covering 1.1 million households. Last year the acquirers relaunched their wholesale fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) business as Onivia Network, giving access to 966,000 homes, supporting symmetrical transmission speeds of up to 1.24Gbps.

$1bn-backed Tempo gets buying; new CEO says it has a best-in-class portfolio

May 3, 2021 Wiz Khalifa (Atlantic Records) It’s been a seemingly bumpy 18 months for Tempo Music Investments, the New York-based portfolio company of Providence Equity Partners, since it launched in Q4 2019. The fund, a partner of Warner Music Group, has accumulated over a billion dollars to spend… but in a music biz of near-daily catalog acquisition announcements, has been a conspicuously quiet player to date. (So much so, Merck Mercuriadis, CEO of rival Hipgnosis Songs Fund, told MBW earlier this year: “I’ve never once felt Tempo in literally any of the deals we’ve made.”) And in January, Tempo’s CEO, Sherrese Clarke Soares – a Morgan Stanley veteran – abruptly exited her position at the company.

Despite Pandemic Fears, A Record-Breaking Frenzy Of M&A Activity Is Underway

Despite Pandemic Fears, A Record-Breaking Frenzy Of M&A Activity Is Underway
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Providence-backed DoubleVerify s shares jumps 30% in NYSE debut

Providence-backed DoubleVerify’s shares jumps 30% in NYSE debut A DoubleVerify Inc. banner is displayed, to celebrate the company s IPO, on the front facade of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, U.S., April 21, 2021. REUTERS/Andrew Kelly April 22, 2021 (Reuters) – Shares of DoubleVerify Holdings Inc jumped nearly 30% in their U.S. market debut on Wednesday, giving the digital media engagement tracking software maker a market value of about $5.4 billion. The listing marks another strong debut for a tech company, with robust investor appetite for high-growth stocks also fueling rallies in shares of Coupang Inc and Roblox Corp on their debuts.

PennSERS pledges $50 million, announces allocation and personnel changes

PennSERS pledges $50 million, announces allocation and personnel changes Providence Strategic Growth V, a private equity growth fund that targets software and tech-enabled service companies, confirmed Pamela Hile, spokeswoman for the $35.7 billion pension plan. The board approved the commitment at its Wednesday meeting. The pension fund previously committed to PSG Europe and Providence Strategic Growth IV. In addition, the board agreed to add a 2% allocation to microcap equities and a 3% allocation to a covered-call strategy within U.S. equities, while reducing its private equity target allocation to 12% from 14%. Further details were not provided. Also at its meeting, the PennSERS board certified an employer contribution rate of 33.81% for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2022, up from the current rate of 33.48%.

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