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New research identifies European buy and build opportunities

Buy and Build strategies have historically shown a higher return on capital than standalone deals, with 2018 seeing the multiples paid by private equities for this kind of deal hit record levels. That’s according to new research by management consultancy and private equity specialist CIL which examines 2,700 sectors to

Faster PE capital deployment linked to lower returns

Limited partners in private equity funds should be wary of putting managers under pressure to deploy capital – that’s the conclusion of new research published by alternative investment management software and solutions provider eFront. The company’s research shows that there is an inverse correlation between the level of capital deployed

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Demand for RegTech solutions to intensify as regulatory burden looms larger

An overwhelming majority (85 per cent) of financial services professionals predict that demand for RegTech solutions will continue to grow until at least 2020 as the wave of new regulation a decade after the financial crisis shows no sign of abating.  Intertrust, a global leader in providing expert administrative services

Co-investing in private equity has doubled in a decade, says Cambridge Associates

Co-investing in private equity has more than doubled in a decade and accounted for approximately USD40 billion in US private investment activity last year, according to research by Cambridge Associates. That figure represents about 20 per cent of total US private equity investment.  Co-investment allows institutional investors or high net

Endowments and Foundations bullish on private equity in 2019, says new NEPC survey

Investors plan to stay the course with private equity, despite expectations for flat or negative returns from public equity in the US. That’s according to a new Endowments and Foundations Survey from NEPC, looking at how endowments and foundations view private equity relative to other asset classes, the strength of the

New PEFOX report turns critical eye on GP-led private equity deals

GP-led private equity transactions are broadly harmful to the interests of limited partners, according to a new report from London-based secondaries adviser PEFOX. The research paper provides a critical examination of these new structures and considers the impact of fines by the SEC against GPs for abuses; complaints by multiple

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