CEPRES for Asset Servicers
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The private markets face significant volatility and a strategic rotation. CEPRES provides asset servicers and fund services the private market data, technology, and best-in-class analytics to enhance service offerings to scale and increase revenue. Generally, CEPRES enables service companies to broaden their data and technology offerings. By participating in the CEPRES data network, asset servicers and fund service providers gather more granular data and can manage it more efficiently.
Learn moreCEPRES helps asset servicers and fund services providers throughout the investment lifecycle
Accelerate impact
Enhance your offering through streamlined processing and improved delivery times. Leverage a single, integrated platform for analysis and reporting to deliver for your clients in days, not weeks.
Gain deeper insights
Use advanced analytics and robust risk management analysis. Look through high-level metrics into underlying assets to drive better decisions.
Accelerate private equity digital transformation
Efficiently ramp up a secure data flow management process. Move from Excel spreadsheets to digital workflows. Bring together fragmented tools on a single platform built to drive better investment outcomes.
Streamline risk management
Get insights into quantitative risks, including liquidity profile, capital and market risk, while also measuring qualitative risks, such as key person risk. Provide a granular audit trail to reduce risk.
CEPRES powers better private market investments
With CEPRES, access unrivaled, granular private market data that cuts across sections and periods. Drill down to portfolio company operating cash flows. CEPRES data comes directly from its users and goes through a rigorous verification process, ensuring every data point you utilize is accurate, governed and actionable.
CEPRES provides the most accurate, actionable private market data
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Despite Macro Headwinds, CEPRES Expects Private Equity Valuations to Hold Up in 2023
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.
Despite Macro Headwinds, CEPRES Expects Private Equity Valuations to Hold Up in 2023
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.