Travers Smith and CMS Cameron McKenna have taken lead roles on private equity firm 3i's sale of National Car Parks (NCP) spin-off company NSL Services to a European buyout house. Travers private equity head Philip Sanderson led a team advising 3i on the £120m sale to AAC Capital Partners. The deal signed last week (20 September) and is set to close next month.
September 29, 2010 at 08:07 PM
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City duo advise as 3i sells traffic enforcement company to AAC
Travers Smith and CMS Cameron McKenna have taken lead roles on private equity firm 3i’s sale of National Car Parks (NCP) spin-off company NSL Services to a European buyout house.
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