PIPES: Private Equity Investments in Distressed Firms Case Solution & Answer

PIPES: Private Equity Investments in Distressed Firms Case Solution

This Case is about FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT, FINANCIAL MARKETS, VENTURE CAPITAL

PUBLICATION DATE: July 23, 2003

(This is a Darden case study.)

This technical note explains the fundamental characteristics of a new kind of security called Private Investments in Public Equities (PIPEs). Increasingly, people firms in need of funding, are raising capital through private equity investors via PIPEs.

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