The new titans of Wall Street have their eyes on your savings
Private equity firms are killing it. The investment managers, which typically buy up companies in the hope of selling them for a higher prices years down the line, averaged returns of 13.5% before fees between 1998 and 2014, according to a recent study by CEM Benchmarking. That was above every…
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