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Here's How Billionaires Buy Stocks

The Motley Fool

But even within a family office, a billionaire can direct financial experts to purchase specific company shares. Some billionaires may use this account because they enjoy researching companies and making stock picks, maintaining investment privacy, managing their own risks, and the low fees that are associated with these accounts.

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Blackstone and CPP Investments Acquire AirTrunk From Macquarie and PSP Investments

Pension Pulse

Khuda, who established AirTrunk in 2015, will remain with the company as the CEO. Since then, the company has expanded from five data centres in Australia, Singapore and Hong Kong, to become a leading hyperscale data centre specialist across 11 sites, including Japan and Malaysia. s special situations division.

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CDPQ's Head of Liquid Markets Discusses Mid-Year Results

Pension Pulse

In the first half of 2023, higher financing costs hurt the Caisse’s private-equity portfolio, which posted a return of 1.4 In the short term, the portfolio was constrained by higher financing costs, which influenced the performance of certain private companies,” the pension fund said. per cent. “In per cent return.

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Transcript: David Layton

The Big Picture

And I want to bring them to the most European of cities, to send a reminder that even though there’s a lot of people that are down on Europe at the moment, that’s when a long-term investor and that’s where private markets, I think, can take a long-term perspective and continue to find opportunities when others aren’t looking.

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Transcript: Mathieu Chabran

The Big Picture

Private equity at the time was only about buyout and LBO. RITHOLTZ: So a lot of companies that go public then have a valuable currency they can use for acquisitions. But I also learned along the way that you rarely die, I mean as a company, from your P&L or from your assets, but you always die from your liabilities.

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Sagard launches PE fund targeting retail investors

Private Equity Wire

Sagard, along with some clients, will initially seed the fund with CAD50m, primarily for acquiring stakes in middle-market private companies. Management fees are set at 1.5%, with performance fees of 12.5% The fund aims to generate long-term annual net returns between 14% and 18%. above an 8% hurdle.