The Carlyle Group takes majority stake in Calastone

Group's stake to be bought for undisclosed fee

Mike Sheen
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Private equity and alternatives fund house The Carlyle Group is set to take a majority stake in Calastone, with the world's largest funds network set for its "next phase of its development and growth".

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