Cerberus
Out of the doghouse?
After a few conspicuous flops, a private-equity firm gets back to its roots
Jul 29th 2010 | NEW YORK
Thursday May 24th 2012
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Its hard to pass judgement on any pe vehicle without understanding its current debt position (since this is predominantly how they make money is by leveraging). Sadly your story fails to address the fundamental weakness of this firm and many others like it in the wake of 2008.