The secret to top private equity firms’ success lies not just in financial structuring, but increasingly in five managerial disciplines. The good news for corporations? These disciplines can, and do, apply to publicly held companies.
Content: Article
Authors: Dan Haas, Paul Rogers, Tom Holland
Source: Bain & Company
Subjects: Management, Strategy
Authors: Dan Haas, Paul Rogers, Tom Holland
Source: Bain & Company
Subjects: Management, Strategy
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