Private equity firms score their biggest wins by helping the companies in their portfolios to outperform industry peers. Our research shows that these firms do so by governing their companies actively, offering focused incentives, investing lots of time during the first 100 days, developing plans to create value, and changing management teams early when necessary.
Content: Article
Authors: Conor Kehoe, Joachim Heel
Source: McKinsey Quarterly
Subjects: Finance, Venture Capital
Authors: Conor Kehoe, Joachim Heel
Source: McKinsey Quarterly
Subjects: Finance, Venture Capital
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