This content is from: Corner Office PE-Backed Companies Outperform Peers, But What Happens After Sponsors Leave? Growth slows at companies once their private equity bosses exit, but new research finds they are still better off than those never taken over by buyout firms. By Hannah Zhang January 03, 2023
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