Max Reiboldt joins Mark to discuss the non-economic terms to consider when pursuing a private equity deal. The non-economic components are often more important than the economic terms because they dictate the day-to-day after closing the deal.

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Episode Synopsis

Max and Mark discuss their experience with private equity transactions and which non-economic terms to consider when pursuing a private equity deal. One of the lessons we impart to medical practice and hospital clients contemplating a private equity (PE) transaction is that both the economic and non-economic terms carry weight. They should receive equal consideration before signing on the dotted line.

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Extras

Episode 56: Private Equity Deals: Operational Components of the Transaction

The Role of Management Services in Private Equity Transactions

Episode 55: Private Equity Deals: Approaching a Deal Strategically

Defining Private Equity Transactions in Healthcare and Understanding Deal Options for Medical Groups