Tyco shortlists PE firms for Korean unit - report
KKR, Bain Capital, IMM Private Equity and The Carlyle Group are reportedly among those shortlisted by US security specialist Tyco International as potential buyers for its South Korean unit - ADT Caps - in deal worth as much as $1.4 billion.
According to The Wall Street Journal, Bain has teamed up with South Korean private-equity firm Hahn & Co. to make its bid. Standard Chartered's private-equity arm and Affinity Equity Partners are also...
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