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Roshni Bhatia
The private equity space is riddled with many more paradoxes and this study aims to unravel a few of them. The report is divided into four sections and each section deals with one paradox each.
Paradox 1: Practice what thou preach
By going private, are the Private equity firms embracing the same woes that they set out to counter in their target firms?
Paradox 2: Here are the headlines, there is the money
While big firms like KKR, Blackstone, Carlyle garner headlines, there are many smaller private equity firms that garner comparable or higher returns.
Paradox 3: Laws of attraction
China has a higher GDP growth rate, much better developed infrastructure than India yet India beat China in the amount of PE inflows. WHY?
Paradox 4: What lies beneath?
In most private equity deals, the promoters of the target firm make a lot of money. The partners at the private equity firm make (even bigger) money. But do PE investments add any value to the firm?
Paradox 1: Practice what thou preach
By going private, are the Private equity firms embracing the same woes that they set out to counter in their target firms?
Paradox 2: Here are the headlines, there is the money
While big firms like KKR, Blackstone, Carlyle garner headlines, there are many smaller private equity firms that garner comparable or higher returns.
Paradox 3: Laws of attraction
China has a higher GDP growth rate, much better developed infrastructure than India yet India beat China in the amount of PE inflows. WHY?
Paradox 4: What lies beneath?
In most private equity deals, the promoters of the target firm make a lot of money. The partners at the private equity firm make (even bigger) money. But do PE investments add any value to the firm?