Private equity companies introduce open ended mutual funds

KKR and Blackstone started open ended mutual funds to attract individual investors. Kohlberg Kravis Roberts had introduced to individual investors an open-end mutual fund and now, one of the United States' biggest private equity firm, Blackstone is doing it too.


Cloud services provider raises US$44 million in funding round

Ping Identity Corp stated that it raised around US$44 million from private equity and venture capital investors.

New private equity firm raises US$30 million, wants US$20 million more to invest in manufacturing sector

FishHawk Partners raised US$30 million and is to be invested heavily in manufacturing sector. FishHawk Partners LP, a new Houston-based private equity company, had accumulated up to US$30 million from investors.

Chevron signs US$1.24 billion deal with Argentina's YPF

Chevron announced the signing of an investment agreement with Argentina's YPF. Chevron announced that they have signed an agreement with Argentina's YPF (Yacimientos Petrolíferos Fiscales).


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