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In 2002 a comprehensive survey of German venture capital and private equity firms was conducted. Based on a follow-up survey in 2005, the development of the German venture capital and private equity market can be shown. The first focus of the report lies on structural topics like market...
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In 2002 a comprehensive survey of German venture capital and private equity firms was conducted. Based on a follow-up survey in 2005, the development of the German venture capital and private equity market can be shown. This paper summarizes major findings concerning market structure, ownership...
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The paper analyzes the suitability of minority shareholdings by private-equity-investors for family firms. The results are based on qualitative analysis of in-depth interviews with family firms, private-equity-investors and experts. The paper covers the motivation and the process of the share...
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The sale of a company, where both buyer and seller are private equity funds, is commonly known as a secondary buyout. While the empirical evaluation of value creation and its drivers on deal level has been one of the focus areas of private equity research, this paper presents a specific analysis...
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Despite an increasing importance of secondary buyouts in the private equity market, little is known about the perspective of the seller and his motives for choosing this exit type. Do private equity firms have a clear pecking order regarding the exit channels for their portfolio companies? Is a...
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This article examines the impact of private equity (PE) fund-level dynamics on the PE fund's general partner's (GP) divestment decisions and whether these decisions are to the detriment of the PE fund's limited partners, indicating a moral hazard problem. We use a unique sample of 1,112 buyout...
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Most of the existing research on value creation drivers in private equity buyouts is restricted to the US and the UK, whereas continental European countries are not included. In addition, most of the generally applied methods for measuring the importance of different value creation drivers do...
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The impact of private equity firms on employment in their portfolio companies is a controversial topic widely discussed in academia and in practice in recent years. A large body of research has resulted from this debate. The studies are focused on different aspects of employment and are based on...
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This paper analyses whether secondary buyouts have a value creation profile and offer equity returns different to that of primary buyouts. Using a sample of 2,456 buyout transactions (including 448 secondary buyouts), we find no evidence that secondary buyouts generate lower equity returns or...
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