Hugh MacArthur, Chairman of Bain & Company's Global Private Equity Practice, analyzes private equity performance metrics across deal types.
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“Now in the last decade or so, the average carve out is earning more like one and a half times and trailing the rest of the industry.”
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“There was no fund in the buyout world in the first quarter that closed that was above five billion dollars, which is the first time I can remember that happening in quite a period of time.”
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