Track recorded fund announcements, transactions, leadership appointments and strategic developments from DataBane's published research.
Wells Fargo confirmed that the OCC’s 2015 agreements concerning previously held financial subsidiaries had terminated. At the time, the company said its remaining consent order was the 2018 Federal Reserve order. That historical statement does not describe its later 2026 regulatory status.
HarbourVest appointed Karin Risi, formerly Vanguard's Chief Strategy and Product Officer, as an independent director alongside Mitchell Harris.
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, through Growth Markets Fund II, agreed to sell ACEN a 25% minority interest in the San Miguel Bay offshore wind project in Camarines Sur, subject to regulatory approvals. The project was in pre-development and had potential capacity of up to 1 GW. The announcement did not confirm completion.
Point72 Ventures led; amount undisclosed in this primary source.
CPP Investments reported CPP Fund net assets of C$714.4 billion at March 31, 2025. A pre-existing CRM history row attributes approximately this figure to December 31, 2025, which is a financial-period error.
Schroders Capital announced that its European sub-investment-grade infrastructure debt strategy had raised €2bn, inclusive of co-investments, as part of the final-close announcement for Junior Infrastructure Debt Europe III. The €2bn is the overall strategy amount rather than a confirmed single fund close.
Carlyle Global Infrastructure launched Revera Energy as an independent energy-infrastructure platform. Revera begins with assets acquired and carved out from Amp Energy in Australia and the UK. The platform supports energy-transition projects; transaction consideration was not disclosed.
French government confirmed completion of a EUR600m ADIA minority investment in European Camping Group, with PAI Partners remaining majority shareholder.
Stonepeak and The Arab Energy Fund announced an energy infrastructure strategic partnership on 19 May 2025. The official headline describes a $1 billion partnership, but the text does not allocate this amount between partners or identify it as a completed investment. Its purpose is to support energy businesses and critical infrastructure across the Middle East. The Arab Energy Fund, formerly APICORP, is a multilateral impact financial institution established by ten Arab oil-exporting countries in 1974. It supplies financing, direct equity and advisory services across the energy value chain. Stonepeak's regional presence and global investment experience support the partnership. Specific portfolio companies, individual commitment schedules and ownership splits were not disclosed.
Carlyle, SK Capital and bluebird bio amended their merger agreement on 14 May 2025. Shareholders could choose either the original $3 cash plus a contingent $6.84 per share or $5 cash without the contingent right. This change supersedes the original terms for shareholders electing the new cash alternative.
Golub provided a unitranche loan facility to support Warburg Pincus' minority equity investment in Aztec Group; loan amount was not disclosed.
Dutch rare-disease developer Azafaros announced an oversubscribed €132m financing round including Schroders Capital. €132m is the aggregate financing amount and the individual Schroders investment was not made public.
IFM confirmed on 13 May 2025 that its strategic partnership with Nest had been finalised. Nest became the firm's first overseas owner through a 10% stake in IFM's holding company, joining 15 Australian superannuation fund owners. The agreements supported IFM's expansion into investment opportunities and markets globally and facilitated Nest's access to private markets across multiple asset classes. Nest aimed to invest £5 billion through IFM by 2030 and the partners intended to develop additional investment strategies for Nest's more than 13 million members. The £5 billion figure is a future investment ambition rather than the consideration paid for the ownership stake or a disclosed commitment to one named fund. The announcement does not disclose the stake's purchase price.
Dai-ichi Life announced an additional ~10.3% investment, taking its combined interest with Dai-ichi Life Insurance to approximately 15%.
Carlyle reported unaudited results for the first quarter ended 31 March 2025, including pre-tax income of $171 million. The release reported group assets under management of $453 billion as of 31 March 2025. This news preserves the reporting period separately from the publication date.
Magnus Hall was elected Alecta's board chairman at its May 2025 delegates' meeting, replacing Jan-Olof Jacke. The board was re-elected at the ordinary delegates' meeting on 7 May 2026.
CoreWeave announced an amendment expanding its revolver from USD 650 million to USD 1.5 billion. The amendment took effect May 2, 2025. Wells Fargo participated as a lender; Wells Fargo Securities appears as a joint lead arranger in the signed agreement. The increase is an amendment to the existing facility, not a second standalone facility of the same amount.
Monroe, SMBC and MA Asset Management launched a venture with up to $1.7 billion of combined future investable capital for U.S. middle-market lending. Individual member ownership and deployed capital undisclosed.
Golub was administrative agent and sole lead arranger on a unitranche financing backing HGGC's acquisition of Equity Methods. Revolving, term and delayed-draw facilities were disclosed without loan amounts.
Fortress agreed to purchase up to $1.2 billion of consumer loans originated through Upstart's platform.
NBIM appointed Alexander Knapp as Global Head of Real Estate, with a 16 June 2025 start. He joined from Hines, where he was Chief Investment Officer, Europe. Based in London, he is responsible for listed and unlisted global real-estate investments and strategy implementation and reports to Pedro Furtado Reis.
An entity owned by funds managed or advised by Pacific Equity Partners signed an agreement on 4 December 2024 to acquire SG Fleet through a public-to-private transaction. PEP reported enterprise value of A$1.4 billion and confirmed completion on 30 April 2025 in its announcement dated 1 May. SG Fleet supplies mobility, vehicle fleet management and leasing services in Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom. Its offering includes corporate fleet arrangements and employee novated leases. Founded in 2004, the business managed more than 277,000 vehicles at acquisition. PEP identified organic growth and further acquisitions as priorities with management. The firm described this as its funds’ tenth public-to-private transaction in the Australia and New Zealand market.
Consortium completed one of Asia-Pacific's largest logistics real estate privatizations of ESR Group.
Maryland announced a real assets investment partnership with Barings and the creation of the Terrapin Middle Market Infrastructure Fund, a closed-end fund-of-one. Barings' Diversified Alternative Equity Group manages the vehicle, targeting lower and middle market opportunities in infrastructure, with a dedicated Maryland allocation.
Blackstone Infrastructure announced that its managed funds completed the acquisition of Safe Harbor Marinas from Sun Communities for USD 5.65 billion. The acquisition had been announced February 24, 2025. Wells Fargo was a financial adviser to Blackstone; the original announcement also identified its committed financing role.
Amcor announced completion of its all-stock combination with Berry Global, effective April 30, 2025. Wells Fargo had advised Berry on the agreement announced in November 2024. The companies combined their consumer and healthcare packaging businesses. The closing release did not state a replacement aggregate purchase price.
Wells Fargo’s board authorized a new common-stock repurchase program of up to USD 40 billion, to start after completion of the existing program. The authorization is capacity, not completed repurchases. The board also approved a quarterly USD 0.40 dividend per common share, payable June 1, 2025 to holders of record on May 9, 2025.
Point72 Ventures led Apex’s USD 200 million Series C, with 8VC as co-lead and participation from Andreessen Horowitz, Washington Harbour Partners and StepStone Group. The announcement appeared on 29 April 2025, while the company release carries an April 28 dateline. Point72 had previously invested in Apex’s 2024 Series B. Apex supplies standardized satellite buses, using configurable hardware and software to reduce bespoke engineering. Point72 described the investment as support for industrial capacity serving commercial and national-security spacecraft demand. The company said proceeds would expand production at its Los Angeles facility. The disclosed USD 200 million is the entire financing, not Point72’s individual commitment, and no ownership percentage was disclosed.
Wells Fargo confirmed that the CFPB’s 2018 consent order relating to its compliance risk management program had terminated. The company described it as the twelfth consent order closed by its regulators since 2019 and the sixth during 2025, as of the announcement.
Mubadala and Fortress established a strategic partnership targeting up to $1 billion of investments across Fortress private credit, asset based lending and real estate strategies.
