Insights into the Evolving Private Equity and Venture Capital Markets
Executive Summary
- The transaction history in private equity and venture capital markets peaked in 2021–2022 and has normalized since then across fundraising, deals, and exits.
- Valuations have come down but are still relatively high compared to historical levels.
- Opportunities going forward include specialized buyout firms and infrastructure services.
- Secondary transaction volume, especially GP-led, was strong in 2022 and is expected to continue to grow.
We’re pleased to share an interview moderated by Michael Crook, Chief Investment Officer, featuring Andrew Murray, Managing Director of Private Equity, and guest speaker Bill Bracamontes, Managing Director at Wilshire. Please click the download button below to read the conversation.
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