EUROPE - The value of funds raised by European private equity funds fell by almost 30% in 2002 blighted by dismal markets with nearly half falling short of targets.
Buy-outs fared better than venture firms, accounting for more than two thirds of total fundraising. A total of 57 funds held a final close in 2002 with a combined value of E27.4bn, according to ...
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