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HNWIs favour fintech, says Capitama

Fintech is the most popular sector among high net worth and professional investors, according to Capitama, a direct private investment platform.  Analysis of the preferences of the registered investors of Capitama, which includes more than 300 individuals, family offices, PE firms and investment offices has indicated that fintech and technology

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Three quarters of alternative fund administrators expecting industry consolidation

A majority of alternative fund administration firms – 74 per cent – expect consolidation in the alts fund admin space, according to the just-released eVestment Alternative Fund Administration 2018 survey. This is up dramatically from the 47 per cent of survey respondents who expected consolidation in 2017’s survey.   And

Private equity investment into European companies hits 10-year high

Private equity investment in European companies hit a 10-year high in 2017 at EUR71.7 billion, a 29 per cent year-on-year increase, according to new data released today by Invest Europe. Almost 7,000 companies received investment, of which 87 per cent were small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).   Invest Europe’s 2017

UK private equity IPOs outperform the market

Private equity-backed IPOs are trading on average 43.9 per cent above their offer price compared to 26.6 per cent for non-private equity flotations, according to new research published by the BVCA in association with PwC. The report provides a historic analysis of private equity-backed IPOs in the UK between 1

First-time buy-out managers demonstrate best risk-adjusted returns

New research from CEPRES shows how first-time private equity funds (ie first generation funds aka “Emerging Managers”) outperform later generation funds on a risk adjusted basis. By comparing the returns and loss rates of buyout deals invested by different generations of funds, CEPRES was able to see clear patterns of

Private equity industry fears UK growth will lag as Brexit effect kicks in

The UK’s economic growth will be outpaced by all other G7 advanced nations this year – and Brexit remains the single biggest risk on the horizon – according to new research from Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking, which canvassed the views of leading financial sponsors. Speaking to financial sponsors as part

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