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Dyal Capital buys minority stake in Silver Lake

Wednesday, July 13, 2016

Benedicte Gravrand, Opalesque London:

Dyal Capital Partners has acquired a minority investment in Silver Lake, for an undisclosed sum. The investment is a passive, non-voting interest of less than 10%.

Silver Lake will use the proceeds of the transaction for new growth initiatives and to extend its global investing capabilities, according to the announcement.

Silver Lake is a technology investor with more than $24bn in combined assets under management and committed capital. The firm was recently involved in a court case which ruled it had underpriced a $24.9bn buyout of 5.5 million shares in computer maker Dell in 2013.

Dyal Capital Partners is a unit of New York-based Neuberger Berman that acquires minority equity interests in institutional alternative asset management companies. It bought a 20% stake in activist hedge fund firm Jana Partners worth $2bn in March. It also acquired a stake in the $12bn Halcyon Asset ......................

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