VENTURE CAPITAL POST

Asia's richest man, Li Ka-shing made several investments in Europe which are now starting to pay off.

Cudos Capital revealed that it acquired Navatar Group to help the firm expand its services.

Cayman Islands and 25 European countries signed MOUs for continued hedge funds marketing in the EU.

Infosys planned to make acquisitions in Europe.

Bloomberg New Energy Finance reported that investments in the renewable energy sector increased except in the European region.

French Crédit Agricole and its investment bank unit asked employees to cut costs.

Global shares increased as the ECB lowered interest rates.

ThyssenKrupp would sell off its European steel business, according to its CEO.

Loans to the euro zone private sector declined further.

CVC Capital Partners and Apax Partners LLP show promising results as one of the top buyout firms in Europe.

Beijing Automotive established BAIC International Development Co to lead overseas acquisitions.

The US and European governments won't be able to make any significant cut back on its deficits, according to investors.

Insurers and regulators are still unsure after recent proposals were made on the regulation of life insurance products.

PricewaterhouseCooper, the administrators over the Lehman Brothers Europe post 2008, has announced the payout of a partial sum for unsecured creditors.

Li Ka Shing's firms buys out European owner for Dutch waste management firm.