After almost two years of limited exits, it seems that private equity funds are now gearing up to off load many of the investments that were being retained in this period. However, exiting is still not an easy proposition. In this article, Tim Farazmand of LDC, supported by the views and comments of others, explains the typical exit strategies and what can be done to make them work.
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