Hey all,
As someone who's only had experience with corporate PE, I'm trying to understand which strategies are used to mitigate risk in Infra PE transactions, especially after a transaction has closed e.g. are earnouts/milestones used, do previous owners get asked to keep a certain equity interest, does current management have to stay on, etc.
Appreciate all input, thanks!
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