Marion Halftermeyer

Sep 27, 2024 | bloomberglinea.com.br | Marion Halftermeyer |Layan Odeh

Bloomberg — Os pesos-pesados do mercado de fusões e aquisições têm recorrido cada vez mais à maneira tradicional de ganhar dinheiro: administrando de fato as empresas que compraram. A engenharia financeira simplesmente não tem funcionado tão bem quanto antes para o private equity. Algumas das empresas mais atuantes no ramo, incluindo Goldman Sachs (GS) e Blackstone, contrataram executivos veteranos com experiência nas operações de gigantes do setor, como Walmart e Honeywell International.

Sep 26, 2024 | thestar.com.my | Marion Halftermeyer |Layan Odeh

BUYOUT heavyweights are increasingly resorting to the old-fashioned way of making money – actually running the companies they’ve bought. Financial engineering just isn’t working as well as it once did for private equity shops. Some of the biggest, including Goldman Sachs Group Inc and Blackstone Inc, have added veterans with operations experience from industry giants like Walmart Inc and Honeywell International Inc.

Sep 25, 2024 | msn.com | Marion Halftermeyer |Layan Odeh

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Sep 25, 2024 | independent.ie | Marion Halftermeyer |Layan Odeh

Buyout heavyweights are increasingly resorting to the old-fashioned way of making money – actually running the companies they've bought. Financial engineering just isn't working as well as it once did for private equity shops. Some of the biggest, including Goldman Sachs Group and Blackstone, have added veterans with operations experience from industry giants like Walmart and Honeywell International.

Sep 25, 2024 | bloomberg.com | Marion Halftermeyer |Layan Odeh

Buyout heavyweights are increasingly resorting to the old-fashioned way of making money — actually running the companies they’ve bought. Financial engineering just isn’t working as well as it once did for private equity shops. Some of the biggest, including Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Blackstone Inc., have added veterans with operations experience from industry giants like Walmart Inc. and Honeywell International Inc. Others like Brookfield Asset Management Ltd.