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Volatility may have slowed the rate of dealmaking, but for GPs accustomed to investing and driving growth across cycles, the mid-market still holds plenty of opportunities.
With lending terms shifting and syndicated loan markets largely closed, private equity buyers are turning to direct lenders and preparing for deal activity to pick up, says Mike Fieweger at Baker McKenzie.
With dealmaking activity on the continent expected to remain buoyant over the year ahead, we delve into the markets on PE firms’ radars.
With the pandemic upending traditional attitudes towards location, investors are waking up to opportunities outside of the country’s traditional deal hotspots, say Stacey Relton and Maria Von Horvath from Sanne, an Apex Group company.
As Japan’s private equity market grows, impact and secondaries strategies gain momentum, and competition for talent intensifies.
The growing prevalence of PE in Japan has brought a deluge of deals, but that’s not without its downsides, says Ropes & Gray private equity partner and Tokyo office managing partner Tsuyoshi Imai.
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After a steady start, 2022 is shaping up to be another busy year for deals as private equity firms remain active despite testing markets, say Baker McKenzie partners Darcy Down and Michael Fieweger
Inflation and higher rates won’t derail the momentum of growth investing, but they will help reveal who got ahead on judgment and who got there by luck.
In a highly competitive environment, TPG Capital is digging for alpha in the ‘nooks and crannies’ of its target industries and staying laser-focused on its strategy, say Nehal Raj, Jeffrey Rhodes and Todd Sisitsky