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Private equity firms turn to debt as IPO drought continues
- Private equity firms are using debt-funded dividend recaps to return cash to investors due to a lack of IPO opportunities.
- Anthropic's revenue has increased to $16.8 billion as the company approaches its IPO.
- The growth rate of Anthropic's revenue has slowed down as the IPO date nears.
- The shift to debt financing is driven by the ongoing IPO drought in the market.
- Anthropic's financial performance indicates a potential upcoming IPO.
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