Exiting Through Turbulence

Authored by Jacob Ambrose Willson, Senior Editor, Criticaleye

For several years, private equity ownership has appeared to be one of the most effective pathways to accelerated growth. This article by Criticaleye’s Jacob Ambrose Willson explores how the high interest rate environment is impacting PE-backed businesses gearing towards an exit.

Featuring commentary from:

Alastair Mills, Managing Director & Head of European Business Services, H.I.G. Capital
Nick Burns, CEO, Reward Gateway
Paul Lester, Chair, Essentra plc

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Contributors
Alastair Mills
Managing Director & Head of European Business Services
H.I.G. European Capital Partners LLP
Nick Burns
CEO
Reward Gateway | Edenred
Paul Lester CBE
Non-executive Chair
McCarthy Stone


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