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The wild price fluctuations seen since the introduction of Bitcoin more than a decade ago have long been one of the main attractions for speculators.
The latest rally has been driven by optimism stemming from last month’s US approval of spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
Originally promoted as an alternative to the traditional financial system, the latest rally has been driven by optimism stemming from last month’s US approval of spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), leading to mainstream acceptance.
Private equity giants have injected fresh motivation into rainmakers to deliver cash returns during a deal drought.
Carlyle Group, following the lead of larger rivals KKR and Apollo Global Management, recently tied the pay of dealmakers and senior employees more closely to investment outcomes.
These compensation shifts reflect the balancing act private equity firms face as they transition into giant public companies.
Their leaders must keep dealmakers focused on achieving significant returns while satisfying shareholders’ desire for steady profits and stock dividends.
According to Raymond James Financial, last year saw private equity funds returning the lowest amount of cash to their investors since the financial crisis 15 years ago, hampering buyout firms in their efforts to launch new investment vehicles.
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