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Pressure eases on Breit after dash for withdrawals caused the group to put limits on requests
Bank strikes deal to sell $1.1bn worth of debt to private equity firm
Breit has failed to deliver return promised to university in exchange for shoring up real estate fund
About $10bn of loans have been refinanced in public markets as conditions improve due to rate cuts being on the horizon
Profits at world’s largest private equity group drop as fees from asset sales more than halved
Small investors may find it hard to commit money for the traditional decade or so
The distance put between investment funds and workers in companies they back raises questions over responsibility. Probe the arguments with this ‘instant teaching case study’
Stephen Schwarzman switched support to ‘new generation’ after disappointing 2022 midterms for GOP
Private equity group wants to invest before prices start to rise, Jonathan Gray tells the FT
Shareholders expect a rosy future as shares rally at the private equity giant
The overall returns upside is greater — but so is the requirement for patience
$1.3bn inflows from wealthy individuals come after redemption episode at real estate vehicle
World’s largest commercial property owner says it has been more active in the region because of ‘distress and dislocation’
Which to bleach first, the eyes or the ears?
Wall Street firms that had been vying to snap up song rights have slowed their buying considerably
Private equity firm rebuts short seller’s warning about ‘a lot of rot in its book’
Plan to delist Norwegian online classifieds company would be second-biggest buyout this year
Fund suffers £1.5bn fall in assets since end of 2019 as performance lags
Private equity firm raises funds through collateralised loan obligation secured by its portfolio
Plus, Disney and Comcast wrangle over Hulu
Deal raises more capital for US buyout group’s expansion at a time when borrowing costs have soared
At its current pace, the group’s goal will take decades to reach
‘When 30-year mortgages and car loans cost you 8% it will impact consumer behaviour,’ says president
LPs worry that use of NAV and margin loans relies on financial engineering rather underlying portfolio performance
Plus, General Atlantic’s secondaries pivot and the pharma bankruptcy hurting opioid victims a second time over
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