p. e. firms are public pension funds they provide about twenty percent of the three trillion dollars in assets managed by private equity firms public pension funds like the accounting of investing in p. e. firms these investments are considered illiquid and long term and don't get marked to market this gives pension funds the illusion of stability during times of market turmoil and they don't mind the sky high fees and private equity firms love public pension funds because that's where the money is and the sky high fees is a symbiotic relationship so here we as a society we are taxes pay for those public pension funds we pay those employees the this upon a public pension fund manager then hands it all to a private equity firm who then destroys the economy around us thus destroying our ability to even pay taxes so it's a stupid game play i mean just paying henry kravitz some money so that he doesn't shoot in the head essentially the private equity firms are gangsters and pension funds that could b

p. e. firms kohlberg kravis and roberts vornado realty trust and bain capital acquired the publicly traded shares of tories are asked by a six point six billion dollar leveraged bio in two thousand and five they funded the act was just in large part by loading up their. wired company with debt hence leverage buyout and other words the p. e. firm had little skin in the game and over the years extracted four hundred million dollars in fees for themselves while the company collapsed yeah that's right it's the leveraged buyout. catastrophe shifts equity and power to people entering cravats of kohlberg kravis and roberts and that's been going on now for thirty years but not all p. e. deals are terrible you know like dunkin donuts was taken over by p. e. and they've expanded the mole skin franchise was taken over i think burger king those are now in the hands of private equity so you know but most for the most part they extract the equity they extract and they leave the company to collapse all the jobs

p. e. firms private equity there plowed into retail during the leveraged bio boom before the financial crisis lowden the them up with debt and washed them collapse and what i have come to call the bricks and mortar meltdown toys r us is just one of them p. e. firms kohlberg kravis and roberts vornado realty trust and bain capital acquired the publicly traded shares of tories are asked by a six point six billion dollar leveraged bio in two thousand and five they funded the act was just in large part by loading up their. hired company with debt hence leverage buyout and other words the p. e. firm had little skin in the game and over the years extracted four hundred million dollars in fees for themselves while the company collapsed yeah that's right it's the leveraged buyout. catastrophe shifts equity and power to people every cravats of kohlberg kravis and roberts and that's been going on now for thirty years but not all p. e. deals are terrible you know like dunkin donuts was taken over by p. and

p. e. firms private equity there plowed into retail during the leveraged bio boom before the financial crisis loaded in the them up with debt and washed them collapse and what i have come to call the bricks and mortar meltdown toys r us is just one of them p. e. firms kohlberg kravis and roberts vornado realty trust and bain capital acquired the publicly traded shares of tories are asked by a six point six billion dollar leveraged bio in two thousand and five they.