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KKR’s first closed-end fund falls flat
Fund's go-anywhere mandate may be its silver lining.
Columbia Property Trust IPO stings investors
Shares bought at $10 at start of boom now worth 45% less.
Investors shrug off volatility, risk to get in on IPOs
Big investor appetite leads to sparkling debut for latest initial public offering, Noodles & Co.
W.P Carey Inc. goes public
After a successful merger with its parent, Corporate Property Associates 15 Inc. is now trading on the New…
ING U.S. sets stock offering price at $21-$24 a share
ING U.S., soon to be known as Voya Financial, has named a price for its upcoming initial public…
All systems go for DoubleLine fund IPO
DoubleLine Capital LP is expect-ed to launch its second closed-end fund this month, and expectations are running high…
Private-equity guys cash out while they can
In 2010, The Carlyle Group acquired NBTY Inc., which sells vitamins under the Nature’s Bounty label, in a…
Employee millionaires will need assistance with tax, planning basics
Young, tech-savvy and now fabulously wealthy, many Facebook Inc. employees are missing only one thing — a financial…
Facebook IPO faces intense scrutiny
Facebook Inc.'s $16 billion initial public offering is getting less friendly with each passing day. Morgan Stanley Smith…
Advisers not amped for Facebook IPO
As public stock offerings go, it appears that Facebook Inc. is about to hit an epic home run.
Nontraded REIT files for initial public offering
In a rarity, a nontraded real estate investment trust is preparing for an initial public offering after only…
Will Facebook ‘friend’ IPO market?
Like other hot technology companies that have gone public before it, Facebook may give the IPO market a…
VA charge hits ING hard
A hefty charge that ING Groep NV will take on its American variable annuity business appears to be a mixed blessing for investors hoping to snap up shares of the company's insurance unit once it makes its public debut.
IPO activity bodes well for stock market and the economy
Judging by the health of the IPO market, it may be time for investors to get their risk on
IPO market makes a robust comeback
The IPO market is getting its groove back, with a string of big offerings last week — likely the strongest showing since March 2008
Going public: Where is LPL headed?
How big will a publicly owned LPL Investment Holdings Inc. become?
Former fund executives stand to reap big payouts from LPL public offering
Two former chief executives of mutual fund companies that built their businesses on the direct-sold model are in the position to make money as a result of the pending LPL Investment Holdings Inc. initial public offering.
What LPL’s IPO reveals about indie broker-dealers
When it comes to controlling client assets, LPL Investment Holdings Inc.'s recent IPO registration offers clear proof that the remaining four wirehouse broker-dealers still dwarf the more diverse galaxy of independent broker-dealers.
Financial Engines’ growth bet
On the threshold of turning the corner financially, Financial Engines Inc. is trying to fuel its growth in the defined-contribution arena through an initial public offering.
Private-equity firms bring duds to market
After a long hibernation, the lords of leveraged buyouts are up and about.
