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Article: Life after LBOs
- Article from:
- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- April 11, 2008
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Boston Capital
What's a private-equity firm to do when the leveraged-buyout
business goes kaput?
Those firms can't make any more big, highly leveraged deals
because their bankers have cut them off. They're having a hard time
just getting some banks to make good on loans promised before credit
markets froze.
Now many of those investment firms are raising new kinds of funds
aiming to take advantage of the same credit market problems that are
putting the leveraged-buyout business on ice. Private equity is
turning into private debt.
Exaggeration alert: Some acquisitions of smaller companies by
private-equity firms will still take place and, just this week,
Advent International of Boston raised ...
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