
15-Sep-2006, 17:06
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a question Just one more question. I read an article about an American private -equity funds and one sentence is very strange and I need help.
" Whereas buy-out groups consider America a maturing market , they regard the old world, especially continental Europe, as a land of promise. Its cushioned corporate ways are particularly irresistible: the more padding there is to remove, the greater the potential rewards"
I dont understand the words with red.
maturing means growing up or ready to invest or something like this
thanks
and what is the meaning of the" pace "of leveraged buy-outs |