Re:Lambda School leaked documents show poor performance over...
by eru on Tuesday October 26, 2021 @02:58AM
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> Or the timeless play of load it with debt, payout themselves and declare bankruptcy.
Well, as long as they sell the bonds only to consenting adults, what's wrong with that?
Re:Lambda School leaked documents show poor performance over...
by Frondo on Tuesday October 26, 2021 @09:46AM
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This model is not good for society as a whole.
Re:Lambda School leaked documents show poor performance over...
by eru on Tuesday October 26, 2021 @10:13AM
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What do you mean?
Some people prefer riskier investments. Let them have it.
Other people prefer safer investments, let them have what they want, too.
There's nothing inherently sacred about bonds. It's just a contract that basically says 'either we pay you x dollars on time, or you get to take ownership of the company'.
Re:Lambda School leaked documents show poor performance over...
by njarboe on Tuesday October 26, 2021 @03:19AM
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"consenting adults"
By that did you mean "the Fed"?
Of course there are other PE businesses that are ran with only minor changes. I have a friend whose firm invests in dermatology offices and has created a network of small offices nation wide. From my understanding they really do try to keep the same staff on and mostly do back office changes but that’s his word so take it for what it is. I personally find large scale PE work pretty soulless but there are definitely firms that care about the companies they take over.