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Private equity firms are facing increased scrutiny as they scale back the use of risky debt tactics to fund payouts. Institutional investors have raised concerns, leading to a 90% decrease in the use of fund-level net asset value loans for dividends. The sector is under pressure as investors worry about the sustainability of the model and potential risks, with comparisons drawn to the 2008 financial crisis.
Private equity firms slash use of risky debt tactic to fund payouts https://t.co/BjESiNRf5c via @ft
#News in @ft 🇬🇧 by @EricGPlatt @sunyu1117 @AntoineGara 📰 Private equity firms slash use of risky debt tactic to fund payouts Private equity firms have sharply curtailed their use NAV loans to return cash to investors, research shows, after institutions raised concerns about…
Are we about to witness a 2008-style crash in private equity? Investors are growing increasingly concerned about where their money is going, writes @philippilk 👇 https://t.co/3nGdrvcx7Y
