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With over 100 years of combined experience in the M&A industry, we take pride in being experts at planning, facilitating, and executing exitstrategies with extremely favorable results. Advance planning of the exit process is a key factor in determining the ease and overall outcome of the transition.
If all goes well, it may represent 5-10% of returns. Therefore, we are prepared to not invest in certain things or to accept market returns in those things. For example, being paid incremental returns in private credit is something that makes sense given we have a good handle on our overall liquidity requirements.
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