unquote" 17 May 2010
Despite plummeting stock-markets, private equity firms failed to pick up listed companies at major discounts in 2009. However, with UK markets still well below their peak, and increasingly positive news on the state of the economy, take-privates are back on the menu.
The 17 May issue of unquote features:
- SVG questions a permanent shift in GP//LP relations
- The doubled-edge sword of exiting through public markets
- Growing interest in the health and fitness sector
- And all the latest fundraising and deal info
Download the 17 May digital edition of unquote" [asset_library_tag 1257,here].
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