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Posted September 17. 2013 1:26PM

Forbes: Private equity's very public connections

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As private equity firms continue recruiting well-connected former government officials as lobbyists and go-betweens, the focus of oversight committees, ethics officers and investigative journalists will need to adapt in order to ensure that undue and improper influence is not exerted.


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