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participants, not of Rogers News. Well, generally, I think when you talk to anybody in the industry, everybody thinks that

they are going to be the last reasonable person in the room, effectively.

So everybody else needs to accept that prices have come down and it's going to be your opportunity

to buy.

It's kind of the, I think, the optimistic take that's usually spun out to you when you chat

to folks in the industry. Obviously, there are two parties, 20 transaction.

That was a snippet from our conversation with Jonathan Guilford, who covers private equity

for breaking views in the U.S.

Welcome back to the views room. I'm Amy Donlin.

And I'm Anita Ramoswamy.

And this week we're doing a deep dive

into the opaque world of private equity.

So stay tuned for the Views Room,

the weekly podcast from Reuters Breaking Views,

where Amy and I talk to our fellow columnists

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