(Reuters) - LONDON, July 17 - Private equity firms should
disclose more details about themselves and the companies they
acquire, but not be subjected to greater regulation, an
independent review requested by Britain's buyout industry found.
David Walker, a former chairman of Morgan Stanley
International, was appointed in March to look at ways for buyout
firms to communicate more information to more people to help
silence a growing chorus of public and political criticism.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
disclose more details about themselves and the companies they
acquire, but not be subjected to greater regulation, an
independent review requested by Britain's buyout industry found.
David Walker, a former chairman of Morgan Stanley
International, was appointed in March to look at ways for buyout
firms to communicate more information to more people to help
silence a growing chorus of public and political criticism.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
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