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Why Private Equity Loves Boring BusinessesRecurring demand, fragmented industries, and operational improvements explain the appeal of overlooked service businesses.
Why Private Equity Loves Boring BusinessesRecurring demand, fragmented industries, and operational improvements explain the appeal of overlooked service businesses.
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LPs fine-tune their use of secondariesAfter years of forced selling for liquidity, LPs are turning secondaries into a deliberate, two-sided portfolio tool, buying value and trimming exposure with new discipline.
Why women's healthcare should be on your radarFiled away as femtech for too long, women's health is one of the largest underserved markets in healthcare, spanning far beyond fertility, with awareness and demand now catching up.
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Don't mix up sustainability and security, says Dutch LPAs European capital rushes into defence, a senior Dutch allocator warns against relabelling security spending as sustainable. Two mandates, two logics, one risk to credibility.