The Size and Internal Structure of Private Equity Firms
Dodo zu Knyphausen‐Aufseß, Marc Koehnemann
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Dodo zu Knyphausen‐Aufseß, Marc Koehnemann
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Abstract This article investigates the internal structure and size of private equity firms. It notes that private equity firms are getting larger and identifies the factors that affect the size and structure of private equity funds. It studies the consequences of having a large size and structure, as well as the implications for listed private equity. It also considers the structures of private equity funds and listed private equity funds.
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Abstract This article investigates the internal structure and size of private equity firms. It notes that private equity firms are getting larger and identifies the factors that affect the size and structure of private equity funds. It studies the consequences of having a large size and structure, as well as the implications for listed private equity. It also considers the structures of private equity funds and listed private equity funds.
Key concepts: Private equity, Private equity fund, Club deal, Private equity firm, Private equity secondary market, Equity capital markets, Business, Equity (law)