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Why did Kensington invest in private equity?

As private equity grew in popularity, commitments to funds grew and co-investment opportunities for LPs of those funds declined. Kensington began to look for direct investments that did not depend on our fund portfolio for opportunities. ...

What happened to TD & Kensington?

Although we wanted to introduce Bernard to the M&A team at TD, where we were finishing up a one-year transition contract, Bernard was very persistent to work with what would become Kensington. Eventually, when formed in January 1996, Kensington took on the project and successfully sold the division for Cascades. ...

How did Kensington prepare a financial model for the Canadian airline business?

Kensington prepared complex financial models of the entire Canadian airline business through the eyes of travellers, shareholders, and different levels of government. We also analyzed the impact of various proposed business combinations on governments. The advisory mandate was very well received in Ottawa. ...

Why did Kensington & TD split the fee?

Eventually, when formed in January 1996, Kensington took on the project and successfully sold the division for Cascades. We split the fee with TD because that felt like the right thing to do. Today, our relationship with TD continues to be very strong. Doing the right thing matters. ...