The great debate about listed private equity trusts goes on. With some of the biggest trusts trading on persistent 40-50% discounts, the share prices either represent tremendous bargains or are advertising a warning that the sector is heading for a painful meeting with reality - but which is it? As regular readers will know, although I have long held a shareholding in HG Capital (HGT), I have never had much enthusiasm for private equity as a class.
While happily acknowledging that private ownership in the right hands is often a superior business model, and the returns have b...
This is a premium article for our subscribers.
Please log in below to read it, or find out how to join the Money Makers Circle.
We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.