London-headquartered private equity firm Permira’s attempts to sell radiology giant I-MED may be a slow burn. But its debt refinancing has been an open-and-shut affair.
Double act: I-MED chief executive Shrey Viranna and his chairman, George Savvides, oversee one of the biggest privately owned health businesses in Australia. Oscar Colman
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