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11 Lessons We Learned About Protecting Assets and Risks in M&A by Interviewing Joe Prencipe

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E102 Here is what my team and I learned from this interview: (These are notes from team members, writers, sometimes AI, and even listeners who submitted what i learned loosely edited and shared here) - If it seems a bit crude, you're reading our notes, so. M&A can be a great way to expand a business, but it can also be very risky.

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The Impact of Regulation on Private Equity Firms in NYC

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The first – and likely the most talked about – regulatory area of concern regarding private equity is the tax treatment of carried interest. The first is that corporations’ after-tax-free cash (i.e., Private equity has come to control a massive swath of the American economy.

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07-07-2023 Newsletter: Navigating Regulatory Challenges within PE

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Carried Interest” The first – and likely the most talked about – regulatory area of concern regarding private equity is the tax treatment of carried interest. The first is that corporations’ after-tax-free cash (i.e., Generally speaking, carried interest is taxed at the long-term capital gains rate, which tops out at 20%.

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13 Concepts We Can Learn About Value Creation From How2Exit's Interview W/ Jonathan Wilson CEO - Dubb Value Creation

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It was during his time at Countrywide Financial, where he was the VP of strategy for a wholesale lending group, that he had his first taste of M&A. Wilson's background is in chemical engineering, a degree that he admits did not align with his true passions. What makes M&A so fascinating to Wilson is the human psychology behind it.

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