Castlelake provides financing for several large airlines, including United Airlines and Turkish Airlines, that is secured against their planes. If a deal is agreed, the company would sit in Brookfield’s recently formed credit unit, which also holds a controlling interest in Oaktree Capital Management.
The talks between Brookfield and Castlelake, which are reportedly at a late stage but could still fail to progress, are part of a wider trend that has seen several large private equity and asset management groups — including TPG, BlackRock, T Rowe Price and CVC Capital Partners — acquire credit managers as they look to diversify their assets.
Source:Private Equity Wire
Can’t stop reading? Read more
Palatine prepares sale of The Alchemist after nearly a decade of ownership
Palatine prepares sale of The Alchemist after nearly a decade of ownership Palatine Private Equity...
Blackstone veteran Tony James launches biotech fund through family office
Blackstone veteran Tony James launches biotech fund through family office Tony James, the...
Ottobock returns to markets with €4.2bn Frankfurt IPO as investor demand surges
Ottobock returns to markets with €4.2bn Frankfurt IPO as investor demand surges German prosthetics...