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Published March 16, 2009 at 2:45 PM
Private equity players are increasingly identifying investment
opportunities in senior bank debt within their own portfolio companies and are choosing to invest in them as opposed to new companies, explains Emanuel Cherney, a partner at Kaye Scholer LLP and a recent columnist for The Deal magazine. In this episode of Inside The Deal, Cherney tells The Deal's Mary Kathleen Flynn the reason for this is that many portfolio companies are trading at deep discounts at the same time that sponsors find it hard to buy companies in new deals due to the state of the market. See the video below or download it on iTunes. - Maria Woehr
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