(Reuters) - "I'm not ruling anything out," said Glenn Hutchins, co-founder
and managing director of Silver Lake, on the sidelines of a
conference held by the Wall Street Journal. "But, look, we are
nine years old. Blackstone is over 20 years old. There's a lot
that you do in terms of developing your business over the course
of that time period. It's just not something that is on our radar
screen."
Blackstone became the first major U.S. private-equity firm to
go public, debuting last week and rising 13 percent in its first
day of trading, minting billions of dollars of new wealth for its
founders.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
and managing director of Silver Lake, on the sidelines of a
conference held by the Wall Street Journal. "But, look, we are
nine years old. Blackstone is over 20 years old. There's a lot
that you do in terms of developing your business over the course
of that time period. It's just not something that is on our radar
screen."
Blackstone became the first major U.S. private-equity firm to
go public, debuting last week and rising 13 percent in its first
day of trading, minting billions of dollars of new wealth for its
founders.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
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