Lincoln Financial is teaming up with Bain Capital and Partners Group to launch two new funds aimed at everyday investors.

The proposals are subject to due diligence, board approval, a scheme implementation deed, among other conditions.

Lincoln Financial, a leading provider of insurance, annuities, group benefits and retirement solutions, announced its expansion into the rapidly growing private markets industry, partnering with Bain ...

This acquisition signals Bain Capital’s continued interest in India’s rapidly evolving automotive and industrial sectors. The ...

Lincoln Financial (NYSE: LNC), a leading provider of insurance, annuities, group benefits and retirement solutions, announces its expansion into the rapidly growing private markets industry, ...

Bain Capital will get a look at Insignia Financial’s books after it sweetened its offer for the Australian wealth manager to ...

Michael Treisman joined Charlesbank Capital Partners as managing director, general counsel, and chief compliance officer, the firm announced Thursday.

Charlesbank Capital Partners, a middle-market private investment firm, is pleased to announce the appointment of Michael ...

The latest proposals represent a 63% premium to the company's A$3.06 share price prior to the announcement of Bain's initial A$4.00-a-share proposal in December. With Insignia having rejected that ...

Insignia on Friday said that it would allow due diligence to Bain and rival suitor CC Capital Partners after each independently raised its cash proposal to 5.00 Australian dollars a share ...

SYDNEY--Bain Capital will get a look at Insignia Financial's books after it increased its proposal for the Australian wealth manager to about US$2.12 billion.