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equity share in the Goodman UK Partnership (GUKP), resulting in expected net proceeds of 182 million. GUKP was established with Australias Goodman Group in 2015, with a focus on developing prime industrial and logistics properties in the U.K. Acquired a position in equity tranches of Blackstone-managed European and U.S.
So I worked at a privateequityfirm, that middle market privateequityfirm Yale had money with. And he said, “Well, it has to be this and that “and it has to be collateralized with a letter of credit.” I think it was 2015. ” And I was like, “What?”
Our focus on data aggregation and analysis also led us to establish our own data science group early as 2015. We don't operate with a cross-collateralized balance sheet like depository institutions. We -- privateequityfirms and other c Thanks, Brian. banks with an average of 12 times leverage.
Any kind, collateral, non-collateral. They don’t have collateral. Now does the FDIC even know how much risk they’re bearing 0 when all the assets are so encumbered that they’re all pledged as collateral? And so, the question is how much gets funded by making promises to investors by debt. RITHOLTZ: Right.
I had him on the show in 2015 and the thing that was so astonishing, 17.8% I mean, if you’re buying debt in, in, you name it company at 20 cents to 60 cents, and they’re owned by, you know, marquee privateequityfirms, what’s gonna happen with that? Just an incredible run.
based privateequityfirm focused on buyout and growth opportunities. Our original investment was made in 2015 alongside BPEA EQT. Our original investments were made between 2015-2017. Exited our 2016 commitment to STAR Capital Partners III through a secondary transaction, generating net proceeds of €96 million.
The current book is called “These Are the Plunderers, How PrivateEquity Runs and Wrecks America” That’s a little bit of a sensationalistic headline. When we spoke, the focus and conversation really emphasizes the largest of the large privateequityfirms. And that’s why we’re focusing on them.
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