Under the auspices of chief executive Martin Halusa, Apax Partners has claimed a place alongside the world’s most renowned big buyout houses. But question marks over the long-term success of its global strategy and habitually revolving door suggest such rapid propulsion into the megasphere may have come at a cost.
Published Wednesday, 28 July 2010.
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We want to attract attention from our competitors and annoy them, so when we reach the end of the investment period, our competitors will be keen to acquire it
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