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Private Equity Firm Unloads Mental Health Chain Into Muni Market

A Connecticut-based private equity firm plans to sell a chain of mental health centers and sober-living homes through a deal financed by municipal bonds.

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Private Equity Firm Unloads Mental Health Chain Into Muni Market
A Connecticut-based private equity firm plans to sell a chain of mental health centers and sober-living homes through a deal financed by municipal bonds.
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