“If you look at our private company portfolio, we're targeting in excess of 20 percent IRR.”

The Rules of Investing · Soul Patts has 20% in cash. Todd Barlow says everything else has to earn its place

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target a private-company portfolio IRR in excess of 20%

20% IRR

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