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Jackson Walker adds Partner to corporate & securities practice 

Private Equity Wire

He has previously represented private equity funds, independent sponsors, public and private companies, search funds, family offices, founders and entrepreneurs in mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, leveraged buyouts, recapitalisations, debt and equity financings, venture capital transactions and joint ventures.

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Ropes & Gray’s latest Partner promotions include several PE lawyers

Private Equity Wire

Global law firm Ropes & Gray has named 12 of its existing attorneys as the firm’s latest Partners, effective 1 November, including several whose practices cater for private equity and other private credit and private fund clients. She brings years of experience counseling clients on a wide array of deal strategies.

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Lincoln Private Market Index Rises in Second Quarter

Private Equity Professional

Leveraged buyout volumes remained down from historical highs in Q2 2024, as did EBITDA purchase price multiples, which decreased from 11.5x The spread tightening and overall positive performance trends from strong credits caused the average senior credit mark in the Lincoln Senior Debt Index (LSDI) to increase from 98.4%

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How to Ensure Accurate Private Equity Valuations

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The valuations involve complex calculations that include analyzing a company’s current metrics and future potential to make a sound investment decision. There are various methods for valuing a private company , such as: Market Analysis PE firms assess the competitive landscape of the company’s industry.

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Transcript: Michael Fisch

The Big Picture

There aren’t a lot of companies, and there aren’t a lot of people that have the historical perspective on the rise of private equity like Michael Fish does. But there came to be, in certain situations, buyers that were bootstrap, buyers that were, we would call ’em today, they then leveraged buyout financiers.

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Transcript: Gretchen Morgenson

The Big Picture

That was sort of unfathomable at the time, that someone could buy a giant, publicly traded company strictly with low-cost debt. Well, first of all, the big fee that really ends up, and this is not a fee to the private equity firm, but the big problem with many of these deals is the debt interest costs, okay?