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Mary Kathleen Flynn

Mary Kathleen (MK) Flynn joined PEI Media as Editor-in-Chief of PE Hub in 2021. She leads the content for the Hub and covers all things private equity-related, especially transactions, trends and dealmakers. She has covered private equity and M&A for 15 years. Most recently, she was the Editor-in-Chief of Mergers & Acquisitions, a role she served in for a decade. Previous positions include Senior Editor/Senior Video Producer, The Deal; broadcast Reporter at CNN and MSNBC; and Associate Editor at U.S. News & World Report and PC Magazine.
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But tariffs would lead to higher costs for PE portfolio companies with operations and supply chains in China.
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PE Hub was the first to report in March that Atlas took first-round bids on Iconex. Atlas recently sold the Iconex labels business to Wynnchurch-backed M2S.
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The awards honor exceptional buyouts that were fully or mostly realized in 2024.
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An interview with Monroe Capital president Zia Uddin about why the Chicago mid-market lender sold a 75 percent stake to Paris PE firm Wendel Group; sources say New Mountain Capital is readying another single-asset continuation fund; a conversation with Rick Zall, chair of the healthcare transactions and regulatory practice at law firm King & Spalding, about the changing environment for healthcare deals.
The pressure on PE firms to buy and sell is going up, Orlando Bravo, co-founder and managing partner of Thoma Bravo, tells PE Hub in an exclusive interview; ambitions on the secondaries market from EQT CEO Christian Sinding; Goldman Sachs shared insights from a new survey.
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'The cash that is sitting in private equity will have to be put to work,' the Thoma Bravo co-founder told PE Hub in this NEXUS 2025 preview interview. 'Capital needs to be returned to LPs.'
Earlier this year, Thoma Bravo fully exited Dynatrace, which was carved out from Compuware a decade ago. PE Hub discussed the deal in depth with Chip Virnig.
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TPG is acquiring AT&T’s remaining 70 percent stake in DirecTV for $7.6 billion.
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