US GPs do not seem too concerned about a tax reform limiting interest expense deductibility.
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The appeal of the separate account
There are many reasons why investors choose to set up separate accounts; performance may not be one of them.
US carried interest tax change may still be on the cards
Experts believe the issue could emerge as a bargaining chip as the Republicans try to get their tax reform through the political system.
Chicago Forum: Working capital ‘only starting to dry up’
An examination of global agriculture reveals both encouraging signs of near-term opportunity and large uncertainties about the future, according to panelists at the Agri Investor Forum in Chicago on Wednesday.
Abraaj buys stake in Colombian private-label company
The emerging markets specialist hopes to benefit from increasing acceptance of private-label food among consumers in the region.
Monumental tax change afoot for US PE firms
Interest paid on new loans will be taxable under reform proposals, but the rules are unlikely to apply to existing debt.
Navis sells duck business to Chinese asset managers in $183m deal
The Malaysian firm’s Fund V was generating 8% net IRR as of September last year.
CEO change at Paine Schwartz food safety platform
Brad Riemenapp will replace Ken Ross at the helm of Global ID as the company looks beyond GMO testing.
Norman Farming could sell for more than A$150m
One of Australia’s largest irrigated and dryland cropping operations has attracted interest from domestic and international investors.
LPs seek direct exposure to organic supply chain
Eric Jackson, chief executive at AMERRA-linked Pipeline Foods, tells Agri Investor that he expects to bring in at least one direct institutional investor by the end of next year.