Buyout shops struggling with slumping demand for initial public offerings are instead selling their portfolio companies to rivals at a pace not seen since 2006. The trend reflects rough times for the industry — and risks upsetting their investors.
December 06, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Private-equity firms are finding that their best friends these days are other private-equity firms.
Buyout shops struggling with slumping demand for initial public offerings are instead selling their portfolio companies to rivals at a pace not seen since 2006. The trend reflects rough times for the industry and risks upsetting their investors.
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