Carlyle

Private equity giant Carlyle can grow bigger but needs to stay on its toes: co-founder David Rubenstein

2026-05-31T10:58:37.000Z
India’s primary market has had a subdued start to 2026 following two record years for listings.

Singapore-based Quest Global invites banks to pitch for US$1 billion India IPO: sources

2026-03-10T09:42:58.000Z
Nouryon was looking to push out its debt maturities by more than two years from April 2028, but shelved the deal amid concerns about higher costs in the chemicals sector.

GIC, Carlyle-backed chemicals firm Nouryon shelves US$5.8 billion loan amid investor unease

2025-10-10T06:28:58.000Z
Most of Carlyle’s Japan investments have been in medium-sized companies with a domestic focus, helping to shield it from some of the global trade turmoil.

Carlyle on Japan hiring spree after new US$3 billion buyout fund

2025-05-18T23:46:10.000Z
Investment company Carlyle's stake in North Bridge aims to help investors commit funds to an asset class considered relatively low risk.

Carlyle buys stake in real estate finance company North Bridge

2024-09-16T12:42:39.000Z
Carlyle is focusing on buyout opportunities in markets including India and South Korea.

Carlyle delays Asia buyout fund close as Japan pool saps demand

2024-08-13T01:18:59.000Z
Carlyle, which has been operating in Japan since 2000, has made more than 40 private equity investments locally.

Carlyle sets sights on 300 Japanese businesses as PE deals boom

2024-06-10T23:00:10.000Z
McDonald’s says a consortium led by Citic will maintain its controlling ownership and continue to own 52 per cent of the business.

McDonald’s to acquire Carlyle’s stake in China unit

2023-11-20T14:40:00.000Z
Carlyle’s downsizing comes as private equity firms struggle to cash out on their assets amid volatility caused by conflicts in the Middle East and Europe, rising inflation and higher interest rates.

US Carlyle cuts Asia fundraising target to US$6 billion in challenging market: sources

2023-11-16T08:27:40.000Z
Trey Parker (right) and Matt Stone (centre) signed a deal with ViacomCBS the same year paying more than US$900 million over six years, one of the richest in TV history.

‘South Park’ creators in talks with Carlyle for private loan

2023-10-18T22:43:28.000Z