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Private equity spots more carve-out action but barrier to entry still high Carve-outs offer strong returns but their complexity makes it a tough market to crack, according to sector specialists.

Global private equity and venture capital deal value climbed in the first half, continuing a trend of high-value yet ...

A carve-out is the partial divestiture of a business unit in which a parent company sells a minority interest of a subsidiary to outside investors.

The private-equity firm expects to more than quintuple its investment through exit deals, including the last sale to Greenbelt Capital Partners.

Global private equity buyouts of corporate units (AKA carve-outs) have increased as corporations focus on balance sheets in an environment of shifting taxes, regulations and tariffs.

We all know that private equity firms like to carve out unloved businesses from public companies. But a company doesn’t have to be public to do a carveout. Private equity firms can also use them ...

A 100% equity carve-out means someone (in this case, Rich BFF) decides to keep 100% ownership of a specific part of their assets – in this case, her business – while splitting everything else ...

One of the most popular — and successful — ways companies have boosted stock prices in recent years is through spin-offs and equity carve-outs. These tactics can be used to unleash the ...

Equity carve-out. An equity carve-out is another type of divestment that is essentially a partial spinoff.

In recent years, many states have carved the Medicaid behavioral health benefit back into the larger pool of services managed by comprehensive managed care organizations, a shift with potential ...