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From reflections on the volatility of 2007-08, to introducing new terms like "Big Dumb Money," and thoughts on building mental frameworks for investing, David reacts to his past essays with fresh insights for today's markets. I know 2007 wasn't great for investors. The first is, I didn't even remember 2007 almost zeroed out.
But before we dive into that, let's think about the leadership of the company and offer an overview there. He's been at the helm since 2007. Mary Long: Yeah, you mentioned Figma, and that's another thing that will look at in a bit. The CEO, Shantanu Norian, has been at Adobe's helm for about 16 years. versus 9.6% for the S&P 500.
CEO Fran Horowitz took over the company in 2007, really brought a merchandising focus to the business, have been able to be more responsive to trends and get those products to customers when they're interested in them. This is a small publicly traded company. FAR itself only has about $700 million in cash.
It's been since 2007. You used to be able to get a student loan refinancing through some of these privatecompanies like SoFi or Discover with a 3% interest rate. The 10-year yield now is the highest. You have all that together and you see rates of all types going up. That is a mortgage. That's not the case anymore.
That was the genesis of finding company to run. It was one of the few privatecompanies we were invested in, and that company was a service provider to the old Clear. We discovered it just by having lunch with the management team of the company we were invested in and we learned about Clear. We were really lucky.
Back in 2007 when Kim began what would turn into a 16-year stint heading up the fund’s Asian private equity business (she was the firm’s first hire outside Toronto when the portfolio was just C$4.4 “We’d never just re-up with a manager without cross referencing with our other strategies to inform how the manager will perform.”
My take: This is a great deal for BCI and Searchlight, a private equity firm BCI seeded. Consolidated Communications is a leading fiber-first provider and it will grow nicely as a privatecompany with BCI/ Searchlight as its partners. That gives people the go-ahead to take rates above 5%.”
No pension fund wants to invest in privatecompanies that abuse immigrant children. I still don't and when I see these flagrant abuses at privatecompanies, I'd be even tougher on them, lawyering up and using private investigators extensively. In 2007, Taylor won the $1.5M How can this happen?
Like I said, in Canada, we are behind the student housing curve, we need a privatecompany like Scape to set up operations here. In my opinion, that project can't come soon enough and will ease the affordability crisis in the city of Montreal. Nido will continue to provide a best-in-class service to customers during this transition.
If you’re a privatecompany, you don’t have any of those pressures. We actually acquired in 2007 a local asset management. There’s a lot of scrutiny around compensation of the staff. RITHOLTZ: Right. JOHNSON: There’s an expectation on political. You’re going to opine on certain political issues.
Just really a fascinating history from, from a privatecompany to a public company back to a, a partnership. He is uniquely situated because he has run both public mutual funds as well as privates, including late stage venture private equity credit down the list. Really interesting. In terms of being that specific.
So, until the financial crisis of 2007 and 2009 or however you go — you actually time it, I was in this finance bubble. ADMATI: We’re at the mercy of these privatecompanies. RITHOLTZ: Because they’re privatecompanies. But the Sacklers took away a whole bunch of money to privatecompany.
But there’s also a lot of, like at Wittel, you know, I was at Wachtel in 2005 to 2007, so really near the peak of a big merger’s boom. Like I think that, like there are a lot of people signing a public company merger agreement is sort of different from like signing a letter of intent to buy a privatecompany, right?
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So the theory was that’s great that you’re providing a loan, but if you can co-invest with them and get the upside of partnering with some of the most successful private equity funds in the United States, you know, a great way to enhance your returns. Yes, there’s a lot of liquidity in private equity.
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So I had started a third company called Room 77 that we had end up selling to Google. I had just gotten married in the fall of 2007. Or are you looking at startups or privatecompanies that have been for around for a while that are potential disruptors? I had my first child in June of 2008.
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It’s the fall of 2007. So if you’re a, if you are a privatecompany, why are you asking me the taxpayer Sure. I’m working in the New York Bureau of the Washington Post. Wasn’t all that keen to leave. I love the Washington Post, but I thought, well, I better do this sleepy story, the national economy.
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