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Private equity firms are cautiously investing in troubled regional banks, a sector they typically avoid. The move raises concerns about hidden debt and concentration risk. Experts question why private equity in asset-based finance remains unregulated.
Private equity's foray into asset-based finance is raising eyebrows over hidden debt and concentration risk, writes @shuli_ren. Why are they still unregulated? https://t.co/3IapCXXOOF via @opinion
Breaking the Bank: BCV's Matt Harris on Why Banks Are in a `Whole Heap of Trouble' from the Newcomer Banking Summit @mattcharris @BainCapVC https://t.co/RASFzIcLk9
Breaking the Bank: BCV's Matt Harris on Why Banks Are in a `Whole Heap of Trouble' from the Newcomer Banking Summit @mattcharris https://t.co/RASFzIcLk9
