Getting a good deal has never been easy, but picking the right acquisition target is doubly challenging these days, placing an even higher value on a key ingredient in the success of private equity firms: the discipline to walk away.
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Authors: Graham Elton, Rolf-Magnus Weddigen
Sources: Bain & Company, Financial Times
Authors: Graham Elton, Rolf-Magnus Weddigen
Sources: Bain & Company, Financial Times
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