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The effects private equity owned firms have on the Norwegian society

Sørmoen, Tommy; Larsen, Kai-Erik
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2017
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There is a long-standing controversy regarding private equity (PE) and its impact

on society. Using unique data from ACPE1, Reuters and Danske Bank, the

economic effects of PE on portfolio companies is analyzed in a sample of 239

buyouts and 438 ventures in the period from 1998 to 2011, examining the effect

these companies have on different stakeholders. The contribution to stakeholders

is measured by five dimensions: Value creation, Financial distress, Employees,

Tax and Productivity. At first, enhancements in revenue are observed for portfolio

companies, followed by improved productivity, and finally, wage increases

coupled with no-less-than benchmark changes in number of employees, indicating

that the frequent negative criticism of the impact of PE-activity on employment is

groundless and misdirected.
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Masteroppgave(MSc) in Master of Science in Business, Finance - Handelshøyskolen BI, 2017
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BI Norwegian Business School

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