It was a startling admission for a buyout king. Private-equity dealmakers normally wince when accused of making billions through mere financial sleight-of-hand. They create value, they say, by identifying companies with untapped potential, taking them private."
Monday, October 20, 2008
Days of Easy Cash Over for Private Equity
""Financial engineering is no longer viable," said Henry Kravis at a private-equity conference in Dubai last week. "Going forward, we need to be thoughtful and even conservative."
It was a startling admission for a buyout king. Private-equity dealmakers normally wince when accused of making billions through mere financial sleight-of-hand. They create value, they say, by identifying companies with untapped potential, taking them private."
It was a startling admission for a buyout king. Private-equity dealmakers normally wince when accused of making billions through mere financial sleight-of-hand. They create value, they say, by identifying companies with untapped potential, taking them private."
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