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Sterigenics Agrees to Pay $408 Million to Settle Hundreds of Claims of Cancer-Causing Emissions Private-equity-owned medical sterilization company Sterigenics has agreed to pay $408 million to settle hundreds of cases alleging that its ethylene oxide emissions caused cancer and…
On June 1, the United States government intervened in a health care fraud suit against Curo Health Services, one of the largest hospice companies in the US. Currently owned by a consortium of Humana, TPG Capital and Welsh, Carson,…
In light of the growing investor interest in health care and the risks associated with private equity ownership of health care companies, the Private Equity Stakeholder Project will be tracking private equity-backed health care acquisitions. Below is a list…
After briefly halting the practice earlier this year, private equity firms’ use of dividend recapitalizations has seen a significant resurgence in recent weeks. Dividend recapitalizations are transactions where private equity firms add debt to the companies they own to pay…
In late October, Gerard Boyle, the founder of Wellpath, a prison and detention healthcare company owned by private equity firm HIG Capital, was indicted on federal bribery charges along with Robert McCabe, the former Norfolk, Virginia Sheriff. According…
(Fact sheet available here) A handful of private equity firms, drawing on capital from pension funds, foundations, endowments, insurance companies, and other institutional investors have invested heavily in companies providing services to prisons, jails, and detention facilities around the…
