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Having a long-term perspective and remaining invested even in challenging times is critical to success in private equity, especially in the secondaries market. Bertrand Chevalier, Senior Managing Director Secondaries and Primaries, Ardian, discusses the key factors to consider when investing in this growing sector.
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Venture capital executives are more cautiously optimistic on their fundraising prospects for this year, in contrast with a comparatively downbeat outlook among private equity peers, according to S&P Global Market Intelligence’s new 2023 Private Equity Outlook Survey.
The report surveyed a total of 511 private equity, venture capital and limited partner respondents between December 2022 and mid-January 2023.
According to the outlook, 45% of private equity executives surveyed expect fundraising conditions in their location to deteriorate this year, while 34% said conditions will remain the same.
Venture capital professionals were split, with 35% forecasting a deteriorating fundraising environment and a
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Now is the time for private equity managers to invest in new systems. Managers can take advantage of the slower pace of transaction to set a software transition in motion. Ryan Keough, chief revenue officer at Allvue Systems, outlines the benefits of such a shift.
Can you outline the industry trends which have been driving growth and development within your firm over the past year?
Advancing private equity regulation has been contributing to the growth of our firm in the last few years. When more regulation is in place, access to data becomes more important than ever,
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Bain Capital is one of several private equity firms set to bid for software and IT managed services platform provider ConnectWise, according to a report by CRN.
ConnectWise, which has more than 3,000 employees globally, was bought by private equity firm Thoma Bravo is 2019 in a deal estimated at around $1.5 billion. Six of ConnectWise’s eight board members are from Thoma Bravo.
Bain is now one of the strongest candidates lining up a potential bid for the Tampa, Florida-based company, according to multiple sources familiar with the matter.
“Bain has been very aggressive,” said one unnamed source, who valued
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The Carlyle Group has dropped its long-planned investment in healthcare analytics company Cotiviti, despite having lined up $5.5 billion in debt and a $1 billion preferred stock investment for the deal, according to a report by the Financial Times.
Carlyle had reportedly sought to lower its purchase price late in the process, according to unnamed sources familiar with the matter. US private equity firm Veritas Capital – which owns Cotiviti – had hoped to sell half of the business for around $15 billion valuation.
The abandoned takeover is a set-back for the long-running private equity firm as it aims to
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