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SAETF, which closed at $120m in 2023 and reopened in 2024 due to strong demand and dealflow, has invested in utility-scale renewable energy projects, distributed generation, and energy efficiency initiatives. The Dam Nai wind farm in Vietnam, acquired by SUSI in October 2024, will serve as the platforms cornerstone asset.
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Global mergers and acquisitions rebounded in the first quarter of 2024 compared with a year earlier, driven by mega-deals in the finance, software and energy sectors. As dealflow increases, “we’ll get to a more natural balance and you won’t have lenders having to do silly things,” he said.
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Right now, spreads and terms on new dealflow appear attractive, so lenders are being disciplined for the most part. Also, supply is cyclical and there will come a point where the bid-ask spread narrows and PE firms start to transact again.
Marrying the proprietary origination and business improvement capabilities of GIP and BlackRock’s global corporate and sovereign relationships provides a platform for diversified, large-scale sourcing to support dealflow and co-investment opportunities for clients. So why did BlackRock acquire GIP?
So control large scale privateequity is part of it; U.S., Europe, Asia is part of it; Tactical Opportunities, more hybrid equity, part of it; life sciences growth, part of it; secondaries, infrastructure, some opportunistic credit. It's a very broad platform and it enables us to deploy a lot. So we like that area.
00:36:05 [Speaker Changed] So privateequityfirms tend to come in and take over running these companies. 00:45:53 [Speaker Changed] So where does your dealflow come from? They, they manage them, not what you guys do. It sounds like very competitive space.
I mean, if you’re buying debt in, in, you name it company at 20 cents to 60 cents, and they’re owned by, you know, marquee privateequityfirms, what’s gonna happen with that? And they’re being bought out by privateequityfirms. It’s still in the double digits.
But as we look at 2025 and given what we're working on, we remain confident that we are going to be bringing to the table both gaming and nongaming deals, big and small. And I think you can see how this is manifesting itself in certain privateequityfirm investments in youth sport. Well, we definitely do.
You had a lot of the big buyout firms, they were doing the transactions in the ‘80s, in the early ‘90s. But, you know, these large firms were spinning off smaller privateequityfirms. And they were doing mid-sized deals. KENCEL: — as an equity partner, right? RITHOLTZ: Right.
This vibrant dealflow provides privateequityfirms with more opportunities to deploy capital and realise gains. Data from Bloomberg shows that buyout funds have raised more capital than any other strategy in 2024.
Privateequitydeal activity in Asia-Pacific is showing signs of recovery, with transaction volumes rising 11% year-on-year to $176bn in 2024, according to a report by Bloomberg citing global consultancy Bain & Co. Dealflow is expected to gain further momentum, as financial sponsors adapt to shifting market conditions.
We held our team together throughout the downturn to be able to capture dealflow when markets returned and our investment sales team's efforts in the back half of 2024 were fantastic and set us up very well for 2025 and beyond. Walker -- Chairman and Chief Executive Officer It was standard dealflow.
Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Benedetti noted that many firms had delayed asset sales due to election uncertainty but are now bringing investments to market. While 2021s record-breaking exit activity may not return, Benedetti expects dealflow to rebound to levels seen in 2018 and 2019.
You've got an equity market that has rallied. There are lots of companies out there who would like to sell things, privateequityfirms, in particular. So putting numbers on it is hard, but we would expect deal activity to pick up. There are folks in real estate who've been frozen here for a couple of years.
Due to increased dealflow and revenues, we grew diluted earnings per share 33% year over year to $0.85 And if you look at '21 into '22 into '23, there was significant M&A activity of either public-private or public-public as it relates to large REITs and as well as privateequityfirms buying publicly traded companies.
Moreover, I'd say the nature of the secondaries business is portfolios that tend to have more mature investments and so I think in terms of the cyclical rebound in returns, that will also lag and be more muted to some degree than the overall market and what you'll see in our own privateequity business.
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