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AI for Private Capital Markets: How to Create Value Without Risking Your Data

AI promises to revolutionize private markets with faster decisions and greater productivity. But for many GPs and LPs, key concerns remain:

Is our data safe?

Can we trust AI’s results?

How do we ensure compliance?

Watch our on-demand expert-led session to learn how to adopt AI responsibly—without risking confidentiality, regulatory standing, or decision quality.

In this free webinar, you’ll learn how to:

  • Apply AI effectively across the private capital

  • Identify the architecture needed to ensure data governance and correct legal frameworks

  • Spot risks like hallucinations and poor-quality outputs

  • Ask the right questions when assessing AI tools and vendors

Whether you're evaluating AI for the first time or refining your approach, this session will give you the clarity and confidence to move forward securely.

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The Data Center Deal: What the Numbers Actually say About the AI Infrastructure Boom

Data Centers are commanding some of the highest valuations in private markets. But the headline returns hide a much more divided market.

CEPRES DealForge shows recent Co-location/Data Center deals at 20.60x median EV/EBITDA, while the upper 50% generated a 44.16% median IRR versus 11.58% for the lower 50%.

Download the report to see what separates the strongest deals, where sector averages mask downside, and what is actually driving returns — before your next investment decision.

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Venture Capital: Is the AI Boom Repeating the Dot-Com Cycle

Thirty years of North American technology venture data reveal a $480.5bn gap between reported portfolio valuations and realized cash.

Download the report to compare the AI and dot-com cycles across capital flows, defaults, loss rates, IRR and DPI—and see what the data suggests about how much of today’s AI-driven value could ultimately convert into distributions.

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Price and Limits of the EV Trade: A Deal-Level View of Growth, Risk, and Returns in Automotive Components

DealForge analysis of 112 automotive-component investments, including 18 tire and rubber deals, reveals a 23.73% versus 0.41% median gross IRR split — while 85% of net equity value creation came from revenue growth and margin expansion.

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