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General Atlantic CEO says higher taxes will not harm investing

Bill Ford says his approach would not change if the so-called carried interest loophole is closed
‘We’ve got to generate investment excellence for our clients to stay in business,’ Bill Ford said. ‘That more than taxes or anything else is what motivates us’

General Atlantic’s chief executive said higher taxation of capital gains in the United Kingdom would not affect his firm’s approach to investing, and that dealmaking would improve next year regardless of who won the US election.

Bill Ford, who heads the global private equity firm with $83bn in assets under management, added that companies with market capitalisations of more than $10bn would drive the IPO market going forward.

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