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MBAnalysis Blog

by Harold Simansky

Senior MBA Admissions Counselor

MBAnalysis Blog: Loving Private Equity? Hack an MBA (Part 3)

In the past blog, I noted a couple of different flavors of private equity. Now, I want to discuss the most complicated category of PE investing which is the point in the life of the company when the i...

MBAnalysis Blog: Loving Private Equity? Hack an MBA (Part 2)

As noted in my previous blog, a credible MBA applicant doesn’t just say they want to go into “private equity” but knows exactly what type of private equity. To answer this question, you first need to ...