Swedish investment firm EQT has sought to reassure institutional investors that it does not plan to charge fees on co-investments following comments by Chief Executive Per Franzen that raised concerns among clients, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Franzen told analysts this week that the firm had created €17bn ($19.8bn) of co-investment opportunities over the past 12 months and said the growth of EQT’s wealth and retail client base created “opportunities to monetise” its co-investment deal f...
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