Speaker: Christopher Godfrey, President, CEPRES Corp
Topic: Managing LP co-investment and SMAs. Find which are the best practices around communications regarding LP preferences and explore key criteria to managing LP co-investment process
Date: 20 - 21 June 2018
Location: Convene Conference Center, Midtown East New York
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
