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“People who compare Bending Spoons to private equity have a simplistic, superficial view of the world.” 3 main differences between Bending Spoons and private equity: 1. They buy to hold: “We have never sold a material business. We buy to hold and operate forever.” 2. They deeply transform the...

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Constellation Software is the more interesting comparison: permanent capital and buy-and-hold, but without the shared operating platform.

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Brendan Leevor 1 Tag

How many stand up espressos did he make you have?

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Crio Songovor 1 Tag

这么看差别确实很大,PE赚的是转手差价,它是踏踏实实长期做业务,本质上就不是一回事。

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