I'm currently in the middle of King of Capital (Steve Schwarzman & Blackstone biography) and find myself enthralled in the chapters in which it covers a general history of private equity. I was curious if anyone knew of a book that covered the history of TPG? I couldn't find one online, and am really interested in the history. Perhaps a chapter or two on a book about the Bass family? Any direction to be pointed in to read more about TPG's history and founding is appreciated.
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Loved that book. Try 'New Tycoons' - if I remember correctly it has a few chapters on TPG.
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