What private equity can teach executives about metrics: Fridson
Wall Street is often blamed for reducing corporate managers’ understanding of business to a single, gameable measure of ...
Private Equity Sees Deal Pipelines Filling In as Year Begins
Private-equity executives entered 2025 with high hopes for a dealmaking recovery that is lifting payouts to fund investors ...
Is ‘Waste-To-Value’ The Next Big Private Equity Category?
That “waste-to-value” is increasingly getting quiet attention from private equity and infrastructure investors.
The line between private credit and private equity is blurring
Private credit giant Metrics has stepped up its disclosures on the exposures of its listed funds as rival managers call out ...
Wall Street Is Selling ETFs That Mimic the Private Equity Boom
Wall Street is still awaiting regulatory approval for the first full-blown private-asset ETFs, but for now opportunistic ...
Private Equity Gets Pushback on Attempts to Strip Investor Protections
In 2025’s go-go leveraged debt markets, everything is up for negotiation, but a trio of investor protections are proving to ...
Private Equity, Venture Capital Flows To Biotechnology Lowest Since 2019
In 2024, global private equity and venture capital transaction value and volume in biotechnology declined to their lowest ...
Buyout firms’ equity-debt double act is creaking
The era of ultralow interest rates fostered a leveraged buyout boom and a desperate hunger for yield among investors. The ...
Health Affairs20h
Podcast: BREAKDOWN: Health Care Private Equity Federal Reports
Health Affairs' Jeff Byers welcomes Senior Editor Kathleen Haddad back to the program to discuss two recent reports exploring the impacts of private equity on the US health care system.
Johns Hopkins Newsletter3d
Private equity will not save our health care system
In the past decade, private equity investors have spent over $1 trillion in acquiring health care entities — ranging from hospitals and nursing homes to private physician practices. While it may be ...