(Reuters) - The units traded as low as $30.36, down 6.4 percent, after losing nearly 8 percent on Monday. They jumped 13 percent in their market debut on Friday.
Analysts said the second-day decline was partly tied to investor concern that the private equity market may have run out of steam.
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Analysts said the second-day decline was partly tied to investor concern that the private equity market may have run out of steam.
Read more at Reuters.com Business News
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