Over the last couple of years it has become more challenging for private equity buy-out funds to exit from their investments. M&A and IPO markets have been sluggish due to the impact of a high interest rate and high inflationary environment together with other macro and geopolitical factors which have in turn led to a value gap between buyers and sellers. Some sponsors have in any event eschewed these traditional exit routes for assets where they see significant future value creation opportunity and upside beyond the typical holding period even where there might be a willing third party buyer.
The traditional three to five year hold period for a buy-out fund has therefore lengthened and it...
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Over the last couple of years it has become more challenging for private equity buy-out funds to exit from their investments. M&A and IPO markets have been sluggish due to the impact of a high interest rate and high inflationary environment together with other macro and geopolitical factors which have in turn led to a value gap between buyers and sellers. Some sponsors have in any event eschewed these traditional exit routes for assets where they see significant future value creation opportunity and upside beyond the typical holding period even where there might be a willing third party buyer.
The traditional three to five year hold period for a buy-out fund has therefore lengthened and it...
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