ONLY a fifth of private equity firms intend to invest in distressed businesses over the coming year despite strong predicted growth in the sector, Grant Thornton claims.
The accounting giant’s survey of 100 senior private equity executives showed only 16pc had invested in a distressed business in the past year and 21pc said they were planning to invest in the secto...
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