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#PrivateEquity is *quite* a racket. #PE managers pile up other peoples' money - pension funds, plutes, other pools of money - and then "invest" it (buying businesses, loading them with debt, cutting wages, lowering quality and setting traps for customers). For this, they get an annual fee - 2% - of the money they manage, and a bonus for any profits they make.

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An old Punch editorial cartoon depicting a bank-robber sticking up a group of businesspeople and workers. He wears a bandanna emblazoned with dollar-signs and a top-hat.
If you'd like an essay-formatted version of this thread to read or share, here's a link to it on pluralistic.net, my surveillance-free, ad-free, tracker-free blog:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/07/20/continuation-fraud/#buyout-groups

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all my homies hate private equity firms
didn't we learn this in Pretty Woman
Is there a way to earn money without being a thief (where someone will lose) and where everyone actually wins (like really)?
Because it seems that it's quite hard to see case examples (or models) of being able to lead a life with principles, ethics and values while being able AND being able to earn money as well.
Let me know if my question is silly. ;)
So how do we go about setting up Public Equity funds?