Private equity sees an oligopoly worth disrupting


Big burden: People walk by a Walgreens, owned by the Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc, in Manhattan, New York City. The US pharmacy chain has been struggling to sell its UK Boots subsidiary. - Reuters

WHEN private equity firms push into an industry, you know there are decent returns to be made.

Just consider their enthusiasm for the arcane business of insuring corporate pensions.

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