By: jake chase
Let’s see: private equity collects public pension fund money and leverages it through bank borrowing to acquire and strip mine productive businesses which are then looted by the PE snatchers and thrown...
View ArticleBy: Bill McCullam
Dear Yves, Never know how to reach you. Thx for all the work, I’m a subscriber. Anyhow, copper is not final. It rusts in 20-50 years and especially in the presence of acid water it will go more...
View ArticleBy: Middle Seaman
Although not an investor in PE, I still get piles of documents from various investments. Most of the documents are junk and not called for. I can find the information I need myself. Pension funds, and...
View ArticleBy: Susan the other
LPs sign on for limited liability. They know they have no say from the get go. If they find fraud can they just get out? Also, speaking of fraud, IntraLinks sounds very organized and specific. If this...
View ArticleBy: OMF
If the LPs aren’t requesting or recieving hard copies of every relevant document, then they have no-one but themselves to blame when they are inevitably fleeced. You can keep your social life on the...
View ArticleBy: Skeptical
Wow! I’ve used intralinks for years and never realized how it can be abused that way. It kind of reminds me of MERS for institutional investors. Thanks for provding this information.
View ArticleBy: wilber
Yeah, that’s the reason we “made tracks” through the data room and then relied on our consultants for everything else. Never saw anything sinister in it. Don’t understand any of the references to MERS...
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