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PE deal volumes and valuations beginning to diverge, says Murray Devine report

Private equity deal volumes and valuations are beginning to diverge with the pace of PE investment activity slowing year over year while valuations have climbed to a 10-year high, according to Murray Devine’s inaugural H1 Private Equity Valuations Report. The report, which analyses data provide by PitchBook to examine trends

European private equity deal volume up by 11 per cent in Q2

Overall European private equity deal volume rose by 11 per cent in Q2 2017, continuing the market’s rebound after a two-year decline that ended in Q1 2017, according to preliminary figures from unquote”’s Q2 2017 Private Equity Barometer, which is published in association with SL Capital. The combined value of

International cooperation dominating cross-border M&A tax landscape, says Taxand

Multilateralism has been a key trend in the global mergers and acquisitions space over the last year, borne out of wider changes in the international tax landscape, such as the implementation of the OECD’s Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) initiative. That’s according to Tax advisor Taxand’s new 2017 Global

Julian Korek, Duff & Phelps

Financial Regulators targeting individuals not companies

Financial regulators across the globe are cracking down heavily on cases of individual misconduct, according to the 5th annual Global Enforcement Review published by the Compliance and Regulatory Consulting Practice of Duff & Phelps. Regulators in the UK, USA and Hong Kong brought a total of 1,761 cases against individuals

Private capital fund managers raise fee rates in 2017, says Preqin

The 2017 Preqin Private Capital Fund Terms Advisor finds that several private capital fund types are raising their average management fees among funds of more recent vintages. Unlisted infrastructure funds have seen mean management fees rise marginally from lows of 1.38 per cent for 2014 vintage funds to 1.48 per

Luba Nikulina, Willis Towers Watson

Global alternative assets under management swell to almost USD6.5 trillion

The world’s largest 100 alternative asset managers saw assets under management increase by 10 per cent in 2016, rising to USD4.0 trillion, according to the 2017 edition of Willis Towers Watson’s Global Alternatives Survey. The survey, which captures long-term institutional investment trends by seven main investor groups across ten alternative

Women struggle to make their mark in the business of turnarounds, says new research

Ninety six per cent of women working for organisations that specialise in turnarounds, company restructures and business transformations have never been appointed to a board position within the industry. Yet an overwhelming 68 per cent said that they wanted to be considered for Board positions. That’s according to new research

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