The Great Reboot: Why private equity is finally turning to technology
The Great Reboot: Why private equity is finally turning to technology
July 2022 | After 30 years’ relying on Excel spreadsheets and human insight, PE fund managers are finally embracing tech and data to drive value in their investments. AI-powered tools, algorithms and prediction models are supplementing more traditional data collection to provide estimates for financial health and revenue growth at target and portfolio companies.
The ‘The Great Reboot: Why private equity is finally turning to technology’ special report comprises zero separate articles listed below, these can be read individually or as a sequence.
Within private equity fund portfolios and across the economy lie treasure troves of valuable financial information. GPs are feeding it into algorithms and prediction models to bolster their strategy…
Third-party service providers were once focused on fund administration and accounting, but they are fast extending into the middle and front offices of private equity firms. Operational efficiencies and pressure from LPs will accelerate the shift…
After more than three
The pandemic accelerated private equity fundraising and deployment in the technology sector but this year’s tech stock crash is forcing a recalculation among some GPs…
Last year, during a keynote address in Berlin, one of the founders of Thoma Bravo,
Private equity firms of all sizes are prioritising talent management over any other strategy, but they face challenges and may end up re-building their organisations in the process…
Hiring challenges in most developed economies have forced many private equity firms
