(Reuters) - LONDON, June 11 - Britain's financial regulator
sees a risk of too much borrowing in private equity deals and
plans to beef up oversight of the industry by asking banks about
their exposure to leveraged buyouts.
The Financial Services Authority also said on Monday it is
concerned about conflicts of interest that may arise when banks
advise private equity firms, lend to them and run their own
buyout arms, and the potentially conflicting duties fund
managers have to investors, managers and themselves.
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sees a risk of too much borrowing in private equity deals and
plans to beef up oversight of the industry by asking banks about
their exposure to leveraged buyouts.
The Financial Services Authority also said on Monday it is
concerned about conflicts of interest that may arise when banks
advise private equity firms, lend to them and run their own
buyout arms, and the potentially conflicting duties fund
managers have to investors, managers and themselves.
Read more at Reuters.com Government Filings News
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