Ripplewood poised to buy Japanese firms

Ripplewood poised to buy Japanese firms

NEW YORK, United States - Ripplewood Holdings LLC Chief Executive Officer Tim Collins speaks in an interview with Kyodo News at the company headquarters in New York on June 7. He said Ripplewood plans to spend up to 200 billion yen more over the next three years to purchase Japanese companies.

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