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PIPE Investments in Private Equity: Pouring Money Down the PIPE

The Private Equiteer

Unlike in buyout deals, minority stakes limit two key return levers: leverage and operational control. That’s why PIPE deals are common in distressed or struggling companies, small caps, and markets with low liquidity, such as during the 2008 GFC and the pandemic crash of 2020. But that’s a story for another time.

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Top 25 Lower Middle Market Investment Banks | Q3 2023

Axial

Based in Kansas, we operate nationally, leveraging our extensive banking experience and in-depth knowledge of financing to provide a seamless transaction process for both parties involved. provide world-class financial advice and assistance to companies, institutions, governments, and individuals in the US and around the world.

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Dow Jones 40,000: Investors Dig In

The Motley Fool

You see operating leverage with companies like these that really do a good job of monetizing that fixed cost base. Back in the 2008 recession, Whole Foods stock dropped 90% and we were trading at three times our operating cash flow. Once we did our IPO, then we were a platform and also an exit strategy for the other entrepreneurs.

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IMCO's CEO Bert Clark Reflects on the Canadian Model and More

Pension Pulse

It now often makes more sense to have an explicit strategy of partnering (as opposed to competing) with best-in-class general partners (GPs) who have the scale or niche expertise required to originate and add value in large global markets. There have also been big changes when it comes to operations.