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Cushman & Wakefield Emerges from IPO with $765MM, Still Has $3.1B in Debt

The RegistryAugust 6, 20182 Mins read1.4k

By Vladimir Bosanac Cushman & Wakefield is now a public company. The private equity group that owned it, which included TPG Capital, PAG Asia Capital and Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, successfully saddled the hundred-year-old commercial real estate services group with $3.1 billion of debt and raised $765 million last week to pay some of it […]

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