Andrea Gaini is a Reporter at Private Equity. She covers a range of topics including capital markets, economic policy, and the global economy, with a particular focus on emerging markets and regional economies. Andrea's insights and analyses have been featured in Business Times Journal, CRN, PitchBook Data, and Yahoo Finance Canada.
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Andrea's coverage focuses on local (Birmingham, United Kingdom) technology-related news with particular emphasis on software and SaaS industry. The articles she covers include financial results, acquisitions, CEO changes, and private sector announcements. Given her focus on press releases and data citations, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to new product launches or updates from tech companies based in Birmingham or the UK.
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Activity in the continent stalled as deal volume hit a five-year low, but surging US investor participation provided rare momentum.
By: Andrea Gaini
Sale of Interpath to Bridgepoint adds to a growing list of PE-led deals in the professional services sector.
GPs share their outlooks for the year ahead from a recovery in exits to shifting geopolitics.
By: Andrea Gaini
The firm says Rob Seminara is leaving the position after 13 years to take an undisclosed global role.
Abu Dhabi-backed Alterra secures $250M commitment for its new Opportunity Fund.
Investment surged in 2025 as sponsors backed large insurance, pensions and wealth platforms despite a drop in deal count.
By: Andrea Gaini
Although inflation eased, corporate stress intensified last year, with business bankruptcies hitting record levels amid higher interest rates.
KKR is making an aggressive push into sports and secondaries investing with the $1.4 billion acquisition of Arctos Partners, the sports-focused investment firm that has backed Liverpool FC and Paris Saint-Germain. The PE giant has also recently emerged as the frontrunner to acquire a stake in CVC Capital Partners’ Global Sport Group in a deal that would value the division at roughly $3 billion. Founded in 2019, Arctos currently has $14 billion in AUM with $6.14 billion in dry powder. The firm ha
CVC Capital Partners has committed $1.1 billion to M&G Investments ' 2025 PE secondary fund, acquiring a portfolio of PE stakes, primarily in North American mid-market buyout funds.
Planned vehicle sits squarely at the intersection of two growing PE trends: sports assets and private wealth investors.
