Featured interview with Leo Hindery, managing partner of InterMedia Partners.   Larry Buhl reports on efforts by a group of wealthy individuals called the Patriotic Millionaires to battle income inequality.   Rachel Schneider explores why we need to develop new indicators that measure people’s overall financial health, not just their creditworthiness.

Featured interview with Leo Hindery, managing partner of InterMedia Partners. Larry Buhl reports on efforts by a group of wealthy individuals called the Patriotic Millionaires to battle income inequality. Rachel Schneider explores why we need to develop new indicators that measure people’s overall financial health, not just their creditworthiness.

Featured interview with Leo Hindery, managing partner of InterMedia Partners. &nbsp; Larry Buhl reports on efforts by a group of wealthy individuals called the Patriotic Millionaires to battle income inequality. &nbsp; Rachel Schneider explores why we need to develop new indicators that measure people’s overall financial health, not just their creditworthiness.

Episode 12: Understanding How Private Equity Has Lost Its Way With Leo Hindery of InterMedia Partners

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Episode 12: Understanding How Private Equity Has Lost Its Way With Leo Hindery of InterMedia Partners

Episode 12: Understanding How Private Equity Has Lost Its Way With Leo Hindery of InterMedia Partners