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Blackstone, KKR, CVC curbed by China’s IPO clampdown

Private Equity Wire

This has left significant amounts of capital locked in China, with uncertain prospects for future returns. The 10 largest private equity firms Blackstone, KKR, CVC, TPG, Warburg Pincus, Carlyle Group, Bain Capital, EQT, Advent International, and Apollo have seen their exit strategies severely constrained by Beijings new rules.

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2 Big Reasons a Roku Buyout Isn't Happening Anytime Soon

The Motley Fool

A likely kinder regulatory climate for buyouts finds Martin listing half a dozen logical buyers. Winners don't need an exit strategy Shares of Roku have soared 70% since bottoming out in August. You're going to need a substantial premium to incentivize Roku's board and eventually its shareholders to consider a buyout.

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PIPE Investments in Private Equity: Pouring Money Down the PIPE

The Private Equiteer

Unlike in buyout deals, minority stakes limit two key return levers: leverage and operational control. From the private equiteer’s perspective, this means the focus shifts to other levers of generating returns: buying low, growth, and deal structuring. The key to generating returns through PIPEs is buying low.

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Top 25 Lower Middle Market Investment Banks of 2023

Axial

With over 100 years of combined experience in the M&A industry, we take pride in being experts at planning, facilitating, and executing exit strategies with extremely favorable results. Advance planning of the exit process is a key factor in determining the ease and overall outcome of the transition.

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IMCO's CEO Bert Clark Reflects on the Canadian Model and More

Pension Pulse

If all goes well, it may represent 5-10% of returns. Therefore, we are prepared to not invest in certain things or to accept market returns in those things. For example, being paid incremental returns in private credit is something that makes sense given we have a good handle on our overall liquidity requirements.

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Carlyle eyes up to $5bn in exits as IPO market gains momentum

Private Equity Insights

While fee income from private equity is expected to decline modestly in 2025, Carlyles latest US buyout funds posted strong returns of 15% and 21% respectively. High interest rates have tempered large leveraged buyouts, but Wise emphasized Carlyle’s willingness to execute major deals in the current environment.