State Street Corporation’s GX Private Equity Index (PEI) saw an overall return of 3.8 per cent in the third quarter of 2016, with buyout, private debt and venture capital each posting positive returns. “Following record years of exit activity in 2014 and 2015, private equity firms are cautiously putting money
Private equity (PE) and venture capital (VC) funds in the US showed stronger performance in the second quarter of 2016 than the first, according to Cambridge Associates. Energy investments helped generate the rebound for the PE benchmark, and returns from healthcare VC investments made the biggest leap from the first
State Street Corporation’s GX Private Equity Index (PEI) saw an overall gain of 2.7 per cent in Q2 2016, with buyout, private debt and venture capital all posting positive returns. “The last eight quarters have been difficult for all private equity funds. Rolling one-year returns have been in decline since
The Thomson Reuters Private Equity Buyout Index and the Thomson Reuters Venture Capital Index fell by 1.88 per cent and 0.19 per cent, respectively, in October. Year to date, the indices are up 3.64 per cent and 3.63 per cent respectively. The Thomson Reuters PE Buyout and VC Indices seek to track
The Thomson Reuters Private Equity Buyout Index (TRPEI) and the Thomson Reuters Venture Capital Index (TRVCI) returned 0.25 per cent and 1.87 per cent in August, respectively. This brings their year-to-date performance to +5.43 per cent and +0.94 per cent. The Thomson Reuters PE Buyout and VC indices each seek to track the aggregate gross performance
Strong exit environments in both Europe and Asia helped private equity and venture capital funds in emerging markets and developed markets outside the US outperform public markets in those regions in 2015, according to global investment adviser Cambridge Associates. Emerging market PE and VC returns beat non-US developed market PE
Companies that listed on AIM have over the first nine months of 2014 outperformed the FTSE AIM All Share Index by a considerable margin, according to research by Cavendish Asset Management. Peter Renton an Equity Analyst at Cavendish says: “Analysis by Cavendish reveals that, so far this year, AIM IPO
UK based investment bank Liberum and research firm AltFi Data have launched the first equity index tracking the world’s leading financial services disruptors – the Liberum AltFi Financial Disruptors Index (LAFDI). Rupert Taylor, CEO of AltFi Data, says: “With the imminent blockbuster IPO of Lending Club, the leading peer-to-peer lender,
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