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Private-equity powerhouse TPG Holdings has reached a deal to sell nearly 5% of itself to sovereign-wealth funds operated by Kuwait and Singapore. The deal values the firm at about $11 billion and allows it to raise several hundred million dollars, according to people close to the matter.
TPG sent a letter to its investors Thursday night informing them of the transaction, although the firm didn't name ...
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