The Ledger, every show
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The average private equity firm created zero real value over a decade
“The average private equity firm over the last 10 years earned 15% net. Seven and a half percent of that was from multiple expansion, which is basically referencing the public equity markets, multiples, and those companies get valued in line with those, and so …”
Multi-manager hedge fund platforms consume 80% of their gross alpha in fees
“The EROC is terrible. And another way to think about it is, of the total gross alpha, how much do they keep? It's about 80%. We get 20% of the alpha. The alpha's huge. Absolutely huge. But we could never get comfortable with only getting 20%.”
Private equity-style public investing lost its edge when growth beat value
“So we started with the private equity approach to public equity investing, as you'd expect us to, because that's deep Fundamental analysis, and that's the only possible explanation for how you could have security selection alpha. That worked, actually, from ab…”