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Private equity money continues to fund inorganic growth for its chosen firms, and with more buyers comes more competition, according to panelists at RIA Edge.
Ramji worked at New York-based BlackRock, the world’s biggest asset manager, for about a decade and was considered one of several potential successors to CEO Larry Fink.
During a conversation at Wealth Management EDGE, the former CEO of United Capital called private equity “economic creatures” that may add leverage and unnecessary changes.
Numerous speakers at Wealth Management EDGE said buyers would want to see that its AUM wasn’t primarily tied to a small number of clients and that its growth wasn’t spurred mainly by the market.
How RIAs grow and manage that growth was a focal point of many speakers at Wealth Management EDGE at The Diplomat Beach Resort in Hollywood Beach, Fla.