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8 Articles
Buyout barons grimly accept blue normal in Berlin
Carlyle, Blackstone and other private equity practitioners are commiserating this week over German pastries and pilsner. The consensus: asset-backed credit is hot, while $4 trln of buyout assets are stuck for years. Fundraising may be a slog, turning some managers into zombies.
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Private equity bosses turn bullish on Europe From CNBC: Enthusiasm around Europe has dominated discussions at one of the world's biggest private markets conferences. The U.S. remains a market juggernaut with numerous opportunities, attendees told CNBC- but political stability, fiscal spending pl... Article link
Mediafax Blair Jacobson, co-chair of the US Investment Company Ares Management, said Wednesday at the Berlin SuperReturn conference that European markets are currently "very attractive". He explained that among the factors that support this perspective, the reduction of profits and the tax package of 500 billion euros in Germany was also an encouraging element for investors.
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