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Mary Kathleen Flynn

Mary Kathleen (MK) Flynn joined PEI Media as Editor-in-Chief of PE Hub in 2021. She leads the content for the Hub and covers all things private equity-related, especially transactions, trends and dealmakers. She has covered private equity and M&A for 15 years. Most recently, she was the Editor-in-Chief of Mergers & Acquisitions, a role she served in for a decade. Previous positions include Senior Editor/Senior Video Producer, The Deal; broadcast Reporter at CNN and MSNBC; and Associate Editor at U.S. News & World Report and PC Magazine.
Featured thought leaders at the March 2025 event also include KKR's Pete Stavros, Thoma Bravo’s Orlando Bravo and EQT's Suzanne Donohoe.
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'The cash that is sitting in private equity will have to be put to work,' the Thoma Bravo co-founder said in this NEXUS 2025 preview interview. 'Capital needs to be returned to LPs.'
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Individual investors will demand a more sophisticated customer experience with better ease of access and improved transparency, Hirsch tells PE Hub.
Artificial Intelligence, Technology, Robot, Futuristic, Data Science, Data Analytics, A.I.
The alternatives giant is building an in-house tool that ‘has the potential to intelligently augment our investment process using generative AI', according to its chief technology officer John Stecher.
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While PE deal value was down, the number of deals was up slightly, suggesting more activity focused on the lower mid-market, according to data from LSEG.
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For many private company owners, 'covid took the wind out of their sails and the fun out of running their businesses. They are ready to move on'.
PEI spotlight
In this first episode of our miniseries, Private Markets and the End of Cheap Money, we talk to dealmakers from Corsair, OEP, Vestar and more to hear how sponsors are coping with the higher price of 'L' in LBOs.
Christian Sinding, EQT
Chief executive Christian Sinding says the price it paid for BPEA reflects an earnings generating capacity which is 'superb'.
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