MBK lands 2010’s biggest exit with CNS
In October 2006, the month when Partners was labeled the frontrunner to buy 60% of Taiwanese cable giant China Network Systems (CNS) for $1.6 billion, the firm was dubbed ‘fledgling’ by one global financial publication.
The Korean PE firm, launched by former President of Carlyle Asia Partners Michael Kim, was merely one year old, and despite its nascent status, went on to outbid leading global investors, including Kohlberg...
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