VIDEO: Stephen Pagliuca of Bain Capital
Global buyout firms are destined to become more diversified investors because the skills that underpin their success in corporate private equity are equally applicable to other asset classes, says Stephen Pagliuca, US-based managing director at Bain Capital
"The Bain Capital model that started out 30 years ago was built on the premise that you could take analytical consulting skills and apply that to grow and build great businesses," he said. "That applies...
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