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In the age of private equity digital transformation, data is the new currency. Backed by operating company cash flow data from thousands of the world’s top GPs and LPs, CEPRES Market Intelligence helps private market investors maximize returns, reduce risk and uncover hidden potential. All while gaining a true outside-in perspective.
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Get every deal comp you’ll ever need. Customize your analysis at the fund, deal or company operating level. Leverage simple, intuitive reporting and single click analytics to get deep insights in a fraction of the time.
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Enrich the analysis of your own data. Combine CEPRES Market Intelligence with CEPRES Portfolio Management solutions to develop new investment strategies and measure your portfolio’s returns against the broader private or public markets.
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Discover how your investment thesis holds up against actual fund, deal and operating performance comps. Use CEPRES's proprietary, primary-sourced data to sharpen your analysis and make better decisions.
With more than 10,500 funds and 1,000,000 cash flows, CEPRES Market Intelligence provides the most accurate, actionable private market data.
CEPRES works directly with GPs to source the data needed to meet LPs' portfolio goals. We verify every data point, down to individual operating cash flows, ensuring that 100% of our data is accurate, actionable and governed.
Leverage 50+ years of portfolio company cash flow performance as empirical evidence to make more informed investment decisions.
CEPRES powers better private market investments
Primary sourced data ensures unparalleled accuracy. CEPRES offers clients the most accurate, actionable and granular data – sourced directly from GPs, LPs and more. We are much more than a private equity database. All CEPRES data is user generated and CEPRES governed – down to single operating assets – to help you drive better investment outcomes and decisions.
We almost gave up on like-for-like benchmarking before using CEPRES. Now for the first time, we can really understand capital weighted alpha generation on the industry level and don’t need to rely on GP provided numbers or public proxies.
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Proving an investor's investment thesis
An investor wanted to prove its chosen sectors were largely protected against market cycles. CEPRES delivered risk-adjusted alpha analysis for their sectors with beta correlation versus relevant public markets to show how its strategy held up in varying market cycles. The investor proved low beta correlation and its sectors were defensive and non-cyclical, helping to underwrite its strategy and increase its target size for fundraising.
Thought Leadership
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.
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.