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Why does everyone hate Private Equity?

Arunima Rao

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Why does everyone hate Private Equity?

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Arunima Rao
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Check out my course on improving communication skills: https://www.upskills.club/course/how-... 0:00 - The Burma Burma Tweet & The Private Equity Takeover 0:32 - Private Equity in Indian Hospitals (Apollo, Max, Care & More) 2:17 - The Dark Side of PE: A Shocking Healthcare Study 4:45 - How PE is Taking Over Indian Schools & Education 6:12 - The IPL Money Machine: Why PE Firms Love Cricket 7:11 - Theobroma & The PE Strategy for F&B 7:52 - The Uncomfortable Truth: Why PE Actually Buys Companies 8:22 - The Final Verdict: Brownies vs. Healthcare Is Private Equity taking over everything around you? From your hospital beds and your kid's school to your favorite IPL team and even your Sunday cheat meal brownie at Theobroma—PE firms like KKR, Blackstone, and TPG are everywhere. But why does everyone hate Private Equity so much? In this episode of How Bazaar, we break down how the PE incentive structure works. While optimizing for profit makes sense for a cricket team or a bakery, what happens when a 3-5 year profit clock takes over our healthcare and education systems? We dive into an eye-opening study that reveals the real cost of private equity in hospitals. Watch till the end to find out the uncomfortable truth about struggling businesses and why PE is often the 'adult in the room' that nobody wants to face. What do you think—is PE in healthcare a strict NO? Let me know in the comments! Follow Arunima Rao Instagram:   / _arunimarao   LinkedIn:   / arunima-rao-iimj   Disclaimer: The information presented in this video is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, legal, or investment advice. The stock market, including practices like short selling, involves significant risk. Always conduct your own research and consult with a certified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.