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Private Equity Interest In North East Falls In 2024, KPMG Finds

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The volume of private equity deals decreased from 56 to 53 in the North East in 2024. In contrast, UK private equity deal volumes last year were up 4.4% versus 2023. Total deal value was up nearly 12%. Second half of 2024 saw a surge in UK activity ahead of anticipated tax changes in the Autumn Budget.
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Private equity suffers 'lethargic' three years - but investors remain bullish on asset class

Private equity has endured a tricky three years as the boom from the end of the Covid-19 pandemic slowed - but investor confidence in the asset class remains high for 2025, research from Preqin shows. The post Private equity suffers ‘lethargic’ three years – but investors remain bullish on asset class appeared first on AltAssets Private Equity News.

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Private Equity Interest In North East Falls In 2024, KPMG Finds

The volume of private equity deals decreased from 56 to 53 in the North East in 2024. In contrast, UK private equity deal volumes last year were up 4.4% versus 2023. Total deal value was up nearly 12%. Second half of 2024 saw a surge in UK activity ahead of anticipated tax changes in the Autumn Budget.

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The latest on the harms of private equity in health care

As private equity firms continue to acquire providers, journalists must report on what we know about how they can undermine quality and access and increase costs. January was an especially prolific month on that front with three new reports — one academic and two governmental.  Here are snapshots of each followed by tips to guide your reporting. Patients give worse reviews to private equity hospitals Researchers at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical …

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