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Time to bite back

by Alice Murray 8 November 2019

“If the CFO isn’t capable of quickly responding then we consider that a big risk and a potential reason not to invest. It would mean their house isn’t in order.” Bjorn Tremmerie, EIF

Private equity’s non-investment C-level role (CFOs, COOs) has undoubtedly experienced the most drastic proliferation in recent years. Ten years ago, private equity funds could happily get by with an FD overseeing the numbers, who had little to no interaction with investors or the portfolio.

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