With lenders being squeezed by the credit crunch, and private equity buyouts such as The Blackstone Group’s purchase of Alliance Data Systems devolving into litigation, it’s been a safe assumption that the market for private equity deals has all but vanished.
Not so fast, says McKenna Long & Aldridge partner Jeremy C. Silverman. In the market for middle-sized companies, private equity funds are as active as ever, Silverman said. And funds are having little trouble finding lenders willing to participate.
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