Speaker: Dr. Daniel Schmidt, CEO, CEPRES Date: 27 - 28 March 2019 Location: Le Meridien, München Headline: The Value of Data for Private Equity Investment Decisions For further information click here
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Over the past four years, private market investors have confronted three significant macro shock events — the COVID-19 pandemic, the war in Ukraine and 40-year inflation highs. As the market faces intersecting headwinds of geopolitical instability, inflation and volatility, CEPRES evaluated how asset owners are managing their holdings.
Private Equity Exits Tumble to Decade-Long Low as Managers Hold Back
Private equity fund managers have sharply pulled back on sales of their portfolio companies this year, with exits from their strategies perhaps the most visible evidence of a weakening market that has seen declining valuations, slower fundraising and other flagging indicators.
Venture Managers Hit Fundraising Record, But Warning Signs Flash
New forecasting based on recent economic shocks predicts venture distributions to slow by 2024, deferring into later years, with the peak drop of 79% coming next year.
