“In court filings, the private equity firm said, oh, no, no, we are not technically the owner of ManorCare. We, in fact, nearly advise a series of funds whose limited partners through a series of shell corporations ultimately own the assets of ManorCare.”

Freakonomics Radio · Are Private Equity Firms Plundering the U.S. Economy? (Update)

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