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Well respected especially amongst the older generation given their multi-decade history and size in the early 2000s (when it was mentioned in the same breadth as the other MFs). 
 

However, post Fund 6, they legitimized themselves as a mid market media, software, and education growth buyout firm with consistent returns. Fund 7 was a strong fund for example.

Would say it’s far from collapsing and would emphasize they’ve found their niche (with particular differentiation in media and to a lesser extent in education). 

 

Providence is done and has been for years. Terrible returns and deteriorating reputation.

TSG, their smaller growth strategy, is the only fund series worth looking at. Those returns have been rock solid.

 

This is inaccurate on multiple fronts. They went public with a $6B target and have already started to deploy in their latest fund (which would not make sense if they were sitting on 20%*8B = 1.6B of capital. I'm sure they're working through the challenging market like most funds, but would be hard pressed to think they wouldn't be around in 5-10 years based on your comment.

 

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