Barclays PE spin-off gains clarity
Barclays Private Equity (BPE) has reached an agreement to enable its management to acquire the buyout arm from its parent bank, according to reports.
It is believed that the transaction will not see any upfront payment, as is usually case in spin-outs. Instead, the deal will see management paying the lender a share of future profits over a fixed period of several years.
BPE has €4bn worth of assets under management and, according to reports, Barclays may have been forced to accept a lower price for the buyout arm as a result of the financial crisis.
The spin out will take place next year after the first close of BPE's next fund, which aims to raise €1.5bn. It is also the first time Barclays will not be investing in its fund.
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