E15 – Private Equity In the 1960s

October 5, 2020

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The Custom Private Equity podcast begins a new series today about what the private equity looked like through the decades of Paul Anthony Thomas’ career. We start in the 1960s, which historically had a lot of uncertainty just like right now. We learn about the big IPOs of the day and how private equity deals were the same and different.

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