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Super Return: What Private Equity Is Afraid Of
Super Return: What Private Equity Is Afraid Of
What keeps a private equity baron up at night? Well, the buyout lords have already had some time to adjust to the lack of loans for leveraged buyouts. And the stalling economy. And the lackluster returns. Now, they are focusing on relationships, and how to handle them in a gloomy market, ...
Fears private equity 'will be next bubble to burst' without regulation | Business
guardian.co.uk — The private equity industry poses a "looming disaster" to the economy as firms struggle to refinance billions... of dollars of loans taken out during a buyout boom earlier in the decade, a transatlantic coalition of unions warned today. Britain's Unite ... (more) Fears private equity 'will be next bubble to burst' ...
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What? Private Equity Worried? ;-)
InvivoAnalytics.com — Dealbook has a good article last week that asked What Private Equity Worries About . How about warnings of looming disaster or harsh losses ? Questions and Comments Please log in to join the discussion if you do not see the text box below. Dear Reader [image] These days, it's pretty easy to get free market opinion and stock tips on the Internet. I'm sure a search for "stock market" will turn up thousands and thousands of blogs and news articles. But, as with so much on the web, you should tread lightly if you don't know the source. At ...

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