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PIPE Investments in Private Equity: Pouring Money Down the PIPE

The Private Equiteer

PIPEs are private investments made in public companies, with no shares offered on the open market. Private equity firms use this method opportunistically to invest in public companies, typically taking non-controlling stakes.

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A Fireside Chat With BCI's Head Of PE Jim Pittman

Pension Pulse

Continuation funds will become more popular as a way for managers to exit investments without selling at depressed prices. Fee structures may change, with pressure on public companies to reduce management fees and focus on performance-based compensation.