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Actively creating value is now front and center for managers, in the new economic climate. Riveron executives identify the most important levers for successfully driving value creation at newly acquired portfolio companies.
'Much of the work in private equity has shifted to portfolio company improvement,' says Michael Choe, CEO of Charlesbank, which invested in Accordion in September.
Relatively strong marks are pushing portfolios out of balance and forcing a discussion about why PE isn’t experiencing the kind of pain seen in the broader economy.
Rigor around the process and reporting of valuations is growing as funds become more sophisticated and as investors intensify their scrutiny, say Brendan Smith and Jamie Spaman, managing directors of Stout.
With a lack of market comps used to value portfolio companies, PE firms are looking at more qualitative factors in determining valuations.
A few factors are at play that may help explain why PE's fourth-quarter marks remain (relatively) strong.
It is clear that 2023 is going to be a challenging year for private fund professionals. Vendigital’s Tom Acfield and Julie Neal take a look at what private fund managers can do to improve valuations outcomes.
In this fourth episode of our miniseries Private Markets and the End of Cheap Money, we look at how private equity firms are dealing with currency risk and how deals are being affected by interest rates rising at different paces in various global regions.
IPEV’s expanded guidelines aim to help sponsors with dislocation and distress.
In this second episode of our miniseries Private Markets and the End of Cheap Money, we talk to LPs about allocation shifts, impacts on fundraising and what investors are looking for out of their GPs as rates rise.