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Private Equity Firms Find a New Way to Ride Out Cash Crunch
Source: Bloomberg
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Private equity managers are increasingly using structured equity deals to address investor frustration over limited cash returns, as many firms face difficulty exiting investments. The article suggests a shift in deal structure rather than a reported earnings/valuation inflection, implying an uncertain but potentially incremental impact on how PE returns are delivered.
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