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US Investors Swarm Italy’s Football Clubs And Stadiums

Global Finance

Serie A, B, and C teams are all in play as private equity firms join the mad rush to buy a dwindling number of assets. For private equity, the story is very different, because they typically adopt a more structured approach.

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Project Finance vs. Corporate Finance: Careers, Recruiting, Financial Modeling, and More

Brian DeChesare

With the craze over renewable energy and infrastructure over the past few years, we’ve received more and more questions about Project Finance vs. Corporate Finance. And yes, coincidentally, we have a new Project Finance & Infrastructure Modeling course.

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FRP advises on Inspirit Capital’s Aquest investment

Accountancy Today

FRP’s debt Advisory team has supported private equity firm Inspirit Capital on its investment in Aquest, a leading human capital services business, in a corporate carve-out from Capita Plc. Aquest comprises the Capita businesses previously known as Capita HR Solutions, Capita Resourcing, and ThirtyThree.

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Chief performance officers can be a secret ingredient for private equity success. Here’s why

Mckinsey and Company

Operating groups gain an edge when they add a CPO, but these roles are still rare in private equity firms. That should change.

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Game Time: Q&A With Clifford Chance’s Neil Barlow

Global Finance

Private equity firms seek operational opportunities. While the NFL is opening up to private equity investment, there are stringent rules in the NBA and the NHL around owning minority stakes. GF: So, where else in the sports ecosystem can private equity firms find opportunity?

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The Buy-Side vs. Sell-Side: Useful Categories in the Finance Industry, or Marketing Hype?

Brian DeChesare

Sell-Side Definition: In the finance industry, “buy-side firms” raise money from institutions and wealthy individuals and invest on their behalf, profiting from management fees, performance fees, or both; “sell-side firms” earn money from commissions charged to facilitate deals and to sell, market, and trade equity, debt, and other securities.

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Moore Kingston Smith advises Roycian on McAndrew Martin acquisition

Accountancy Today

Moore Kingston Smith Corporate Finance has advised Roycian on the £7m Management Buyout (MBO) of McAndrew Martin, an award-winning, independent multi-disciplinary design firm with projects in the UK, and a rapidly growing presence in international markets.