Blackstone, Warburg and Nordic are among private equity bidders looking to invest in French diagnostics provider Sebia, which could be valued at around €5 billion ($5.9 billion), sources say https://t.co/vBSzEfl3CR ...

Chicago Bears marking a milestone selling a minority stake less than 3% that values the team at $ 8.9% billion dollars. What does this mean for the sports league and upcoming sales. Let's bring in CNBC Sports uh Mike Ozanian for all the details.Hey Mike. Hey Melissa. Yeah, this shows the continued upward trajectory of NFL team valuations.The $ 8.9% billion valuation for this tiny stake sets a record valuation for an NFL team. And in fact, if you look at the trajectory, it surpasses the recent high of 8.6% b ...

Flipping firms isn’t what it used to be. On this week’s “Money Talks”, why private equity is suffering from buyout burnout https://t.co/Tn4Gw0va0w ...

If private equity is just “owning companies,” it will be funded by everyone’s retirement savings. (via @opinion) https://t.co/3tia767FQY ...

A private equity-focused arm of Sweden’s state pension system is looking to sell a nearly 10% stake in Asker Healthcare, the first selldown in the stock since it listed earlier this year https://t.co/yzs88ZKIbJ ...

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Group 1 - Venture capital and private equity are dominating the growth phases of companies, leaving retail investors with limited opportunities [6][4] - The number of publicly listed companies has decreased significantly, with less than 4,000 currently listed, down nearly 20% from a decade ago [3] - The IPO market is struggling as venture capital and private equity firms prefer to keep companies private for longer periods [4][6] Group 2 - The equity markets are not reflecting the full diversity of the economy, leading to less transparency and increased risk for ordinary investors [5] - Notable private companies like Stripe and Databricks are valued at $91 billion and $100 billion respectively, highlighting the opportunity deficit for retail investors [6] - Recent gains in the S&P 500 have been heavily influenced by a small number of companies, particularly the "Magnificent Seven" and the "three a(I)migos" (Nvidia, Microsoft, and Apple), which together account for over 20% of the index's market value [8]

On today’s Big Take podcast, private equity reporter @allisonmcneely on what's contributing to an existential slowdown that has private equity firms scrambling to find a path forward https://t.co/b9hHfUuhMC https://t.co/YDezUc9lhX ...

On today’s Big Take podcast: Private equity’s golden years are behind it. @allisonmcneely explains the slump – and how lower borrowing costs could help the PE flywheel get moving again.🎙️ Listen now: https://t.co/CDKZEjxWqv https://t.co/TMyGlsTEd8 ...

On today’s Big Take podcast: Private equity’s golden years are behind it. @allisonmcneely explains the slump – and how lower borrowing costs could help the PE flywheel get moving again. https://t.co/b67UvUu2tP ...