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Private equity can cut ‘best’ deals in current climate, says Permira boss

Private equity can cut ‘best’ deals in current climate, says Permira boss
Financial Times Sunday 11 October 2026, 04:00 UTC 1 min read
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Lower valuations and reduced competition should help sector to ‘exceptional returns’, says Dipan Patel

Lower valuations and reduced competition should help sector to ‘exceptional returns’, says Dipan Patel
Permira (PERSON) Dipan Patel (PERSON)
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