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Big private equity backers call for greater scrutiny of sweetheart deals

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Concern that investors are insufficiently prepared to challenge buyout firms on deals involving potential conflicts

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Big private equity backers call for greater scrutiny of sweetheart deals
10/22/2026, 4:00:21 AM
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