Bloomberg Wealth: Orlando Bravo
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- Опубліковано 9 тра 2024
- Orlando Bravo, Thoma Bravo founder & managing partner talks about what it takes to be successful in the buyout world and Miami's potential to become a major US business hub. He shares his investment insights on "Bloomberg Wealth with David Rubenstein". This interview was recorded March 6 in Miami.
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I love David's interviews, but I would like to see him conduct more interviews with company founders.
loved it!
Good interview!
Great interview!
This was a great interview 👏
Excellent conversation!
Love it ❤❤
why have you reuploaded this 3 times lol
Exactly. Even David Rubenstein's book printed this exact interview but with some editing of course.
This guy is fascinating
Let’s elect him as governor of Puerto Rico
No man, we put Fonsi!
New subscriber here
David never forgets to ask his interviewee about their interest in joining the govt.😂
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If Thoma Bravo acquires you, start looking for a new job.
Talks about margins, but he doesn’t tell the full story.
They fire as many as possible, operate super lean and then sell it before all of the peasants they burned out quit.
They are also following the trend of firing US based teams for cheap labor in poor countries (India, Costa Rica)
yeah and the quality gets worse because overseas, they dont fix bugs, just cover them up
I smell “jealousy”. Lol
@@Shah-wp6do I smell an insider who can’t handle getting called out.
@@RR-et6zp That is so true.
What Degree do you need to do this?
Any degree from a prestigious institution.
It’s more what you do to get experience to get into this line of business, but for a simple answer, Finance.
I hope I can become this level of professional. When I see trades like this I panicked even when I know my analysis is good. I second guess myself and miss out in trades I could of won
Of course not he's making too much money right now. Maybe later 20 years.
LMAO. private investors beat public investors. Buddy just rode the levered beta wave on tech names (specifically on high growth SaaS) and thinks privates are better. There are numerous publics that deliver pure alphas like the multi-managers and have produced low double digit returns which I think are far superior to levered beta boys like this. What an idiotic take. He is a billionaire but he sure shouldn't say privates are better.