I've seen so many offers hanging out there like low fruit, but with equities selling off so much and interest rates rising, that it begs the question: will it get to the point where the PE firms are credit crunched and won't be able to raise debt for these deals? TWTR being an outlier, I'm thinking about TROX, LAZY, BALY (TO), SRT, to na…
I've seen so many offers hanging out there like low fruit, but with equities selling off so much and interest rates rising, that it begs the question: will it get to the point where the PE firms are credit crunched and won't be able to raise debt for these deals? TWTR being an outlier, I'm thinking about TROX, LAZY, BALY (TO), SRT, to name a few. In other words, at what point do the PE firms back off, let the stocks get hammered and buy in at even lower prices?
I've seen so many offers hanging out there like low fruit, but with equities selling off so much and interest rates rising, that it begs the question: will it get to the point where the PE firms are credit crunched and won't be able to raise debt for these deals? TWTR being an outlier, I'm thinking about TROX, LAZY, BALY (TO), SRT, to name a few. In other words, at what point do the PE firms back off, let the stocks get hammered and buy in at even lower prices?