In December 2015, Unite – Britain’s largest trade union – called on the UK government to investigate the ‘secretive machinations of private equity firms’ following the near-collapse of Fairline Boats, a Northamptonshire yacht-builder employing well over 400 people.1 Unite’s demands were not new: as the economic influence of private equity firms has increased in Europe over the last few decades, so have the calls from unions, politicians and the media for regulators to intervene
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Private equity has transformed from a small asset class into a major player in the global economy. D...
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Private equity has become an increasingly important part of our economy. Around the world the compan...
Private equity has transformed from a small asset class into a major player in the global economy. D...
Private equity has grown remarkably in the last 30 years. Given its rise to prominence, exceptional ...
The paper analyses the impact of private equity (PE) backed leveraged buyouts (LBOs) on innovative o...
We analyse the expected impact of Brexit on private equity and its implications for management resea...
This article concentrates on private equity (PE) in the UK. It argues that private equity is the lat...
This Article presents a theory of the corporate governance costs of private equity. In doing so, it ...
The governance of private equity-backed companies is a “black box”: relatively little is known about...
Private equity firms are accused by trade unions of changing industrial relations in buyouts by demo...
The correspondence collected here represents an effort to start a conversation. Pending legislation ...
Private equity has transformed from a small asset class into a major player in the global economy. D...
The number of limited partnerships in the UK has grown rapidly since the 1980s, largely due to the u...
Private equity represents a ‘new actor’ in the British business system with the capacity to have a s...
Private equity has transformed from a small asset class into a major player in the global economy. D...
This paper explores the ways that private equity practices of financialised value extraction have mi...
Private equity has become an increasingly important part of our economy. Around the world the compan...
Private equity has transformed from a small asset class into a major player in the global economy. D...
Private equity has grown remarkably in the last 30 years. Given its rise to prominence, exceptional ...
The paper analyses the impact of private equity (PE) backed leveraged buyouts (LBOs) on innovative o...
We analyse the expected impact of Brexit on private equity and its implications for management resea...
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