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But some subsectors, such as beauty, fragrance, residential services and medical spas, remained active as risk-off investors shifted deal activity toward categories they view as less discretionary, according to Leonhardt. Public markets, however, have been tepid, with the much-awaited IPO of L Catterton Management Ltd.
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