Private-equity firms are quarrelling with investors: fund managers say big clients have untenable demands, while investors say they're being forced to sign away rights - and lawyers are raking in cash no matter what.
Tricolor, an alternative auto lender that serves thin- and no-credit Hispanic borrowers, used a 25-page deck to raise $90 million from BlackRock investors. See the pitch deck Tricolor used to raise the funds.
So-called "do-gooder" companies, like eyewear brand Warby Parker and yogurt company Chobani, are increasingly touting sustainability and ESG missions to boost their public offerings. But experts say their IPOs steer clear of specific metrics for fear of liability or investor backlash. Here's why.
In a panel with Dmitry Balyasny and Mike Rockefeller, Cohen and Weinstein talked about recruiting and retaining top talent, and the most important parts of launching a fund. Read the biggest takeaways from their conversation.
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