Investopedia Video: Private Equity Fundamentals
Private equity refers to company ownership by a specialized investment firm. Typically, a private equity firm will establish a fund and use it to buy multiple businesses, with the goal of selling each one within a few years at a profit.
Private equity firms will often target an underperforming business and, after purchasing the company, use their management expertise to improve profitability.
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Private equity firms will often target an underperforming business and, after purchasing the company, use their management expertise to improve profitability.
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