Private equity firm Thoma Bravo is repositioning itself for the AI era as founder Orlando Bravo works to reassure investors that a major loss on a high-profile software deal is an isolated setback rather than a broader sign of strain across its portfolio, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Bravo, who built Thoma Bravo into one of the world’s largest software-focused buyout firms, is facing increased scrutiny after the collapse in value of its investment in customer experience platform Medallia...
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