Private equity funds acquire stakes in companies to improve operations and sell for profit.
Private equity funds pool capital from accredited investors to acquire stakes in private or public companies, aiming to improve operations and sell for profit. Managed by private equity firms, they attract funds from institutional investors and wealthy individuals, often using debt for higher returns. Investors pay management fees and receive profit shares, but must commit long-term and meet accreditation requirements to participate.
September 28, 2024
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