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The return to risky investments and lending of financial institutions in the USA, as the 2008-2009 financial crisis recedes after heavy government intervention.
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Citadel’s Ken Griffin Leaves 2008 Tumble Far Behind
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Cheap Debt Fuels Private Equity Revival
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Hedge Fund Snapshots: Surviving the Financial Crisis
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Private-Equity Firms Forced to Evolve
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New York Times 01.05.2012
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Washington Post 01.11.2012
New York Times 01.10.2012
As Romney Advances, Private Equity Becomes Part of the Debate
New York Times 01.10.2012
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Appetite for (Creative?) Destruction
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Romney Unveils Own Income-Tax Rate: 15%
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U.S. Debt? Bain Might Leverage It
New York Times 01.19.2012
Wall Street Journal 02.29.2012
Banks Want Fed to Iron Out 'Maiden'
Wall Street Journal 03.16.2012
In Lieu of Bailout, a New Strategy
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