(Reuters) - The industry's trade group failed to make any headway
winning over the naysayers at a government hearing earlier this
month, prompting the resignation of its chief executive just
days later amid cries of continued obfuscation.
Senior buyout executives will have a chance to stem the
maddening crowd on Wednesday at the second of three planned
meetings, but they also may be stepping forward too late to head
off rollbacks to tax benefits and demands for more disclosure.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
winning over the naysayers at a government hearing earlier this
month, prompting the resignation of its chief executive just
days later amid cries of continued obfuscation.
Senior buyout executives will have a chance to stem the
maddening crowd on Wednesday at the second of three planned
meetings, but they also may be stepping forward too late to head
off rollbacks to tax benefits and demands for more disclosure.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
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