CVC Capital Partners

CVC Income & Growth said that assistant portfolio manager Mitchell Glynn is leaving CVC Credit. Pieter Staelens will continue to manage the investment vehicle and will be supported by the 40-strong credit team and the investment committee. The firm promoted Mathieu Rescanieres to assistant portfolio manager and hired Chris Malone and Seán Golden. The board expressed full confidence in management and its processes. » More on de.investing.com

CVC chief Rob Lucas stressed at the SuperReturn conference that AI brings disruptive effects and offers a massive advantage to portfolio companies if implemented quickly and boldly. CVC entered a partnership with Google Cloud in early 2026 to accelerate AI adoption in industries such as retail, healthcare and financial services. Lucas points to substantial upfront investments for private equity firms; the CVC share is down around 10% in 2026. The Amsterdam-listed company manages assets of €209 billion. » More on de.investing.com

According to the Financial Times, private‑equity firm CVC is weighing an offer of around €9 billion to take payments provider Nexi off the stock exchange. Talks are reportedly at an early stage and it is unclear whether they will continue. A deal would be politically sensitive because it concerns control of Italy’s financial infrastructure; CVC would only bid with state approval. Nexi’s stock has lost about 65% of its value over the past four years. » More on de.investing.com

CVC Capital Partners is reportedly preparing a complete takeover of Italian pharma company Recordati. CVC already holds a majority stake and has informed the Recordati board of the plan. Recordati’s shares rose sharply on the news and were trading about 9% higher in morning trade. » More on de.investing.com

Private equity investor CVC plans to massively expand its infrastructure activities in Germany and has reorganized the leadership of CVC DIF for this purpose; Stefan Moosmann will lead the unit and Alexander Doll will become chairman. CVC DIF currently manages around €20 billion globally and intends to invest hundreds of millions of euros of equity annually in Germany, mainly in fiber rollout, battery storage and solar parks. The focus is on medium-sized, infrastructure-related family firms, municipal utilities and local providers; rather than chasing large multibillion deals, CVC is pursuing partnerships with the public sector and more public-private partnerships. CVC aims to become one of the leading infrastructure investors in Germany and help close the financing gap for municipal and regional projects. » More on handelsblatt.com