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They have to not screw the new investors in the new fund while providing a fair return for the investors in the old fund. This is seems like there could be seri
by dopamean 8y ago
They have to not screw the new investors in the new fund while providing a fair return for the investors in the old fund. This is seems like there could be serious concerns about a conflict of interest depending on who the investors are. I'm curious to know if there's much overlap in the investor pool.
- mathattack 8y agoI'm pretty sure the KPMG's and PWC's of the world make a lot of money sorting through things like this. :-)