Tuesday, January 8, 2013

Carlyle Bags $4 Billion Profit From China Insurance Exit




From CNBC: Private equity firm Carlyle Group sold its remaining stake in China's No.3 insurer CPIC in a deal valued at $793 million, exiting the business with its largest dollar profit on an investment.

After several stake sales in the past two years, Carlyle will finish with a total profit of more than $4 billion, five times the $800 million it invested in CPIC between 2005 and 2007 for a 17 percent stake, Thomson Reuters calculations show.

By private equity standards, where making two times cash paid and a few hundred million is considered a success, the CPIC exit is an historic deal for Carlyle.

Carlyle confirmed the sale, without disclosing the terms….

Read all about it aqt http://www.cnbc.com/id/100361316

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