Private Equity
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Description: Private equity firms raise capital from investors (limited partners) and use it to purchase companies. They then operate and improve these companies, aiming to sell them at a profit, thereby returning a profit to their investors. This process involves fundraising, operational management, and investment. The companies they invest in are initially or become private as a result of the investment. The investors may include pension funds, endowments, insurance firms, family offices, funds of funds, sovereign wealth funds, and high-net-worth individuals. Private equity investments are typically medium- to long-term and focus on potentially high-growth companies. The goal is to increase the value of the portfolio companies, achieve high returns, plan successful exits, diversify the portfolio, actively participate in and control the companies, and build long-term partnerships to maximize value for investors. Different strategies exist within private equity, such as focusing on specific market segments (e.g., middle market) or employing a "buy and build" approach to acquire and integrate multiple companies.
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Mention Analytics
Total Mentions: 26
Subreddit Mentions:
Positive Mentions: 4
Negative Mentions: 18
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💬 88 comments
⬆︎ 338 upvotes
Users express negative sentiment towards Private Equity firms, associating them with unethical practices and negative impacts on businesses.
Found in /r/Accounting/May 13, 2025
On call "bonus" being removed
💬 203 comments
⬆︎ 175 upvotes
The post describes the company being purchased by private equity and removing the on-call bonus.
Found in /r/HVAC/May 12, 2025
Gen Xers and millennials aren't ready for the long-term care crisis their boomer parents are facing
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⬆︎ 20850 upvotes
Mentioned in the context of the negative association with companies buying facilities
Found in /r/Futurology/May 11, 2025
Video shows childcare worker hitting baby and laughing about it at Affinity Education centre
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⬆︎ 1125 upvotes
The post and comments mention the involvement of private equity in childcare, which is criticized for prioritizing profit over child safety.
Found in /r/australia/May 9, 2025
WSJ: Doctors warn accountants of private equity drain on quality: you could be next
💬 61 comments
⬆︎ 468 upvotes
Mentions PE firms ruining various industries.
Found in /r/Accounting/May 8, 2025
Anyone here in their late 20s making $200K+ with accounting as your main career?
💬 105 comments
⬆︎ 130 upvotes
Mentioned as a potential career path
Found in /r/Accounting/May 6, 2025
Recruiter approached me for Financial Reporting Analyst role for a private-equity backed company. Any red flags I should know?
💬 15 comments
⬆︎ 7 upvotes
The general consensus is that Private Equity companies are often a red flag.
Found in /r/Accounting/May 5, 2025
I was asked to remove CPA from email
💬 172 comments
⬆︎ 648 upvotes
The post mentions the firm is owned by PE.
Found in /r/Accounting/May 1, 2025
P.E.
💬 21 comments
⬆︎ 21 upvotes
Comments show consistent negative sentiment towards Private Equity firms.
Found in /r/HVAC/Apr 29, 2025
Time to find my lifeboat.
💬 6 comments
⬆︎ 29 upvotes
The post and comments express negative sentiments about Private Equity (PE) firms, viewing them as a cause of job losses and unfavorable business practices.
Found in /r/Accounting/Subscribe to our newsletter!
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