Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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Private equity - why is this such a lucrative alternative asset business if there is little to no liquidity?

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TUBInvesting

01 Mar 2019

Finance at Singapore Management University

Because everyone is HOPING to find the next unicron and to exit the business in 3 years times.

These are crazy times for burning cash. People are looking at too much hope and uncertainty.

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