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Healthcare for Sale: An Interview with Eileen Appelbaum - Brown Political Review

Healthcare for Sale: An Interview with Eileen Appelbaum - Brown Political Review
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Biden Appoints Enemy Of Social Security To Social Security Advisory Board – The Greanville Post

Biden Appoints Enemy Of Social Security To Social Security Advisory Board – The Greanville Post
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U S Sen Baldwin: Reintroduces bold legislation to fundamentally reform the private equity industry

U S Sen Baldwin: Reintroduces bold legislation to fundamentally reform the private equity industry
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Is a Private Equity Club Deal Coming to a Pension Fund Near You?

Is a Private Equity Club Deal Coming to a Pension Fund Near You? Partnerships between private equity firms to buy large enterprises have historically turned out very badly. Kristoffer Tripplaar/Sipa USA via AP Images Medline Industries, the nation’s largest manufacturer and distributor of medical supplies to hospitals and doctors’ offices, is about to become entangled in a private equity club deal. One way that private equity (PE) firms have historically been able to take on larger and larger companies is through the use of so-called “club deals.” This refers to when two or more private equity funds join together to acquire a huge enterprise, and share ownership. Once a more common structure, club deals have declined from more than 40 percent of all leveraged buyouts (LBOs) (not including add-ons) in 2004 to just 20 percent in 2018. Burned by past agreements that promised high returns but ended in distress or bankruptcy, pension funds and other limited partner

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