Panoramic Next—Private Equity


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Practice notes

Panoramic Next—Private Equity


Published by a UUÂãÁÄÖ±²¥ Banking & Finance expert

Practice notes
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Jurisdictions covered

The following jurisdictions are covered in this report:

China; Colombia; Japan; Luxembourg; Nigeria; Switzerland; United States;

Questions

The set of questions relating to the topic of Private equity and answered by the guide for each jurisdiction covered include:

  1. •

    What trends are you seeing in overall Activity levels for private equity buyouts and Investments in your jurisdiction during the past year or so?

  2. •

    Looking at types of investments and transactions, are private equity firms primarily pursuing straight buyouts, or are other opportunities, such as minority-stake investments, partnerships or add-on acquisitions,

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Jurisdiction(s):
United Kingdom and Ireland
Key definition:
Private equity definition
What does Private equity mean?

Equity-related capital used to finance change in an unquoted (ie non-public) company. Private equity is an investment in shares which are not quoted on the stock exchange, and are therefore less marketable (and liquid) that public equity (ie quoted shares).

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