Private Capital: The Complete Guide to Private Markets Investing
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| 505 | 8 | |a Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Abbreviations -- Introduction -- The Structure of the Book -- Part I The Beginning -- Chapter 1 Funding Private Enterprise -- 1.1 Funding Maritime Ventures -- 1.2 Private Capital and the Sugar Boom -- 1.3 The Joint-Stock Corporation -- The English "Patent Boom," 1692-1695: The First Tech IPO Bubble -- Fueled by Leverage: The South Sea and Mississippi Bubbles -- Funding Enterprises During the First Industrial Revolution -- 1.4 Organization of Stock Markets -- Accounting Rules and Audits -- Limited Liability -- Voting Rights -- 1.5 Risk Capital During the Second Industrial Revolution -- Nineteenth-Century Railroad Mania in the UK and the USA -- The Transformation of the Innovation System -- Public Markets and the Financing of Innovation: A Tale of Two Industries -- Railroads and Steel: The Trust Boom -- A Regulatory Backlash -- Private and Public Equity Until WWII -- Was the System of Financing Entrepreneurial Ventures Broken? -- A Changing Institutional Environment -- Chapter 2 Enterprise Financing in the USA from WWII to the 1960s -- 2.1 Raising Public Equity for Startup Financing -- 2.2 Small Business Investment Corporations (SBICS) -- 2.3 Early VC Partnerships -- Chapter 3 How Silicon Valley Came to Be -- 3.1 The Government's Critical Role -- A "Non-military" Defense R& -- D Model During WWII -- The Cold War and America's Sputnik Moment -- 3.2 Frederick Terman's Vision -- 3.3 Disruptive Technologies and Spinouts -- Personal Motivations: Shockley's Move to Silicon Valley -- The Traitorous Eight: Defection from Shockley -- IBM Goes Its Own Way -- NASA as a Catalyst -- 3.4 The "Fairchildren" -- 3.5 The Silicon Valley Industrial Cluster -- How Important Are Clusters, and Can They Be Created? -- Drivers of Successful Tech and Innovation Clusters | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Chapter 4 US Private Equity During the 1960s and 1970s -- 4.1 The Rise of Modern Venture Capital -- The Venture Capital Playbook -- The PC Revolution -- Impact of Modern Venture Capital on Startup Financing -- 4.2 Buyouts During the 1970s -- The US Economy During the 1970s -- The Legacy of the Conglomerates Boom -- 4.3 The Establishment of Early Buyout Firms and the LBO Model -- 4.4 Limited Partnerships -- Part II Booms and Busts -- Chapter 5 Private Equity During the 1980s -- 5.1 Venture Capital -- Fundraising -- Deal-Making -- 5.2 The LBO Boom During the 1980s -- The US Economy During the 1980s -- Corporate Raiders: From Managerial Capitalism to Shareholder Value -- Tax Overhaul and Deregulation as Catalysts for the 1980s M& -- A Boom -- Leveraged Buyouts -- The Emergence of the High-Yield Bond Market -- Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & -- Co. (KKR) -- Buyouts Are Getting Larger: Beatrice Foods -- "The Winner's Curse": RJR Nabisco -- 5.3 Takeovers: Did They Work Out? -- Establishment of Important Buyout Firms -- At the End, a New Beginning -- The Critics Were Not Convinced -- LBOs in Europe -- 5.4 Private Real Estate -- Chapter 6 The 1990s: Dotcom Boom and Bust -- 6.1 Intermediaries in Private Markets -- A Growing Role for Advisors -- Other Service Providers -- 6.2 Funds of Funds (FoFs) -- 6.3 Secondaries FoFs -- 6.4 Listed Private Equity (LPE) -- 6.5 The Arrival of the Internet and the Dotcom Boom -- A Gold Rush -- Blitzscaling, 1990s-Style -- The First "Super-Round" -- 6.6 The Telecom Boom -- 6.7 Venture Capital -- European Venture Capital -- Differences Between European and US VC Landscapes -- The Dotcom and Telecoms Bust: What Went Wrong? -- An Epic Correction Exacerbated by Fraud -- Meet the Survivors -- European VCs: Overheating and Then Running Out of Steam -- What Was Left Behind? -- Impact on Venture Capital Terms and Conditions | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 6.8 Buyouts: An Industry Learning New Skills -- 6.9 UK LBOS Become Pan-European -- Performance of Buyouts -- 6.10 Private Real Estate -- US Private Real Estate in the Aftermath of the S& -- L Crisis -- Europe Was Next -- Opportunities in Japan and Other Parts of Asia -- Chapter 7 A Private Markets Boom Between Two Crises -- 7.1 Funds of Funds (FoFs) Take Off -- 7.2 Secondaries FoFs -- Characteristics of Secondary Transactions -- 7.3 Listed Private Equity: Managers' IPOs -- Multi-strategy Firms Require Different Incentives -- Selling GP Stakes -- IPOs of Private Market Firms -- 7.4 Venture Capital in the Post-Dotcom Era -- Rise of Angel Investing and "Founder-Friendly" Terms -- Growth Financing and Non-traditional Investors -- 7.5 The Buyout Boom -- Mega-Buyouts During the Boom Years of 2003-2007 -- Club Deals and Secondary Buyout Transactions -- Mega-Firms Invest Across the Private Markets Spectrum -- Globalization of Buyouts -- Trends in Partnership Terms and Conditions -- 7.6 Private Real Estate -- Fundraising -- The Real Estate Buyout: Public-to-Private Transactions -- The German Property Acquisition Spree -- Emerging Markets -- The Tide Turned -- Have Private Real Estate Funds Pulled Their Weight? -- 7.7 Infrastructure -- 7.8 Natural Resources -- 7.9 Some Lessons Learned from 30 Years of Private Market Data -- What Does This Mean for Investors? -- Part III Becoming Indispensable -- Chapter 8 The GFC and the Surge of Private Markets -- 8.1 The Great Financial Crisis and Its Impact -- Fear and Panic -- Regulatory Response(s) -- Impact on the Financial Sector -- Impact on Private Markets Valuations -- 8.2 The Great Private Markets Boom -- Harvesting the Illiquidity Premium -- 8.3 A 10 Trillion Asset Class -- A Revival of Merchant Banking -- 8.4 Mega-Firms Dominate the Industry -- 8.5 The Rise of Permanent Capital | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Your LP Becomes Your Competitor -- Continuation Funds -- 8.6 The Technology Boom and the Rise of the Entrepreneur -- The Stock Market Recovery and the FAANG Boom -- A (Not So) New Investment Paradigm -- The Rise of the Non-traditional Investor -- 8.7 The Unicorn Boom -- Are Unicorns a Successful Model for Investors? -- Unicorns: How Will a Bubble Affect Venture Capital? -- 8.8 SPACs -- How SPACs Work -- 8.9 The Investment Landscape has Changed -- 8.10 The New Frontier: Accessing Private Wealth Through (Semi-) Liquid Funds -- Fund Structure -- Capital Deployment -- Leverage -- Entry and Exit Rules -- Fee Structures -- Easier Distribution to Private Investors -- Legal and Regulatory Matters -- Tax Implications -- Summary -- Chapter 9 Responding to Shifting Dynamics: Intermediaries, VC, and Growth Financing -- 9.1 FoFs: The Changing Landscape of Intermediaries -- What Reduced the Appeal of FoFs? -- The New World of Intermediaries -- Making Fund Distribution to Private Investors Work -- 9.2 Co-investments and Direct Investments -- 9.3 Secondary Markets -- Sales to GPs, GP-Led Secondaries, and Continuation Vehicles -- A New Role for Secondary Funds -- 9.4 Listed Private Equity (LPE) -- 9.5 VC During the Technology Boom -- Facebook Buys WhatsApp -- Two Phases of a Boom -- The Late-Cycle IPO Boom -- 9.6 Late-Stage Super-Rounds: Doordash -- 9.7 The Role of VCs in the New Environment -- Questions LPs Must Answer -- 9.8 AI: Opportunities and Challenges Beyond the Hype -- 9.9 Venture Capital in China -- 9.10 Growth Financing -- Growth Financing and the Technology Boom -- Chapter 10 Buyouts, Private Debt, and Real Assets During the Post-GFC Boom -- 10.1 Buyouts -- Public-to-Private Transactions -- Buyout Value Creation and Performance -- Performance of Buyouts -- ESG and Private Markets Investing | |
| 505 | 8 | |a LPs and Regulators Increasingly Demand ESG Policies and Disclosure from Private Market Firms -- ESG Adoption Comes with Challenges but May Also Provide Investment and Business Opportunities -- 10.2 The GFC as a Catalyst for Private Debt -- Types of Debt Instruments -- Factors Driving the Capital Structure of Leveraged Transactions -- Private Debt as an Asset Class -- Fundraising -- What Is the Competitive Edge of Private Debt? -- Leverage and Performance -- Where Do We Go from Here? -- 10.3 Real Estate -- Fundraising and the Role of Mega-Firms in Private Real Estate -- Deal Activity -- Traditional Development vs. the "Buyout Playbook" -- 10.4 Infrastructure and Natural Resources -- An Asset Class Dominated by Large Players -- Fundraising by Geography -- Deal-making -- Capital Deployment and Performance Remains Challenging -- 10.5 A Powerful Tide that Lifted all Boats -- 10.6 Back to the Beginning and Beyond -- References -- Acknowledgments -- About the Author -- Index -- EULA. | |
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| contents | Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Abbreviations -- Introduction -- The Structure of the Book -- Part I The Beginning -- Chapter 1 Funding Private Enterprise -- 1.1 Funding Maritime Ventures -- 1.2 Private Capital and the Sugar Boom -- 1.3 The Joint-Stock Corporation -- The English "Patent Boom," 1692-1695: The First Tech IPO Bubble -- Fueled by Leverage: The South Sea and Mississippi Bubbles -- Funding Enterprises During the First Industrial Revolution -- 1.4 Organization of Stock Markets -- Accounting Rules and Audits -- Limited Liability -- Voting Rights -- 1.5 Risk Capital During the Second Industrial Revolution -- Nineteenth-Century Railroad Mania in the UK and the USA -- The Transformation of the Innovation System -- Public Markets and the Financing of Innovation: A Tale of Two Industries -- Railroads and Steel: The Trust Boom -- A Regulatory Backlash -- Private and Public Equity Until WWII -- Was the System of Financing Entrepreneurial Ventures Broken? -- A Changing Institutional Environment -- Chapter 2 Enterprise Financing in the USA from WWII to the 1960s -- 2.1 Raising Public Equity for Startup Financing -- 2.2 Small Business Investment Corporations (SBICS) -- 2.3 Early VC Partnerships -- Chapter 3 How Silicon Valley Came to Be -- 3.1 The Government's Critical Role -- A "Non-military" Defense R& -- D Model During WWII -- The Cold War and America's Sputnik Moment -- 3.2 Frederick Terman's Vision -- 3.3 Disruptive Technologies and Spinouts -- Personal Motivations: Shockley's Move to Silicon Valley -- The Traitorous Eight: Defection from Shockley -- IBM Goes Its Own Way -- NASA as a Catalyst -- 3.4 The "Fairchildren" -- 3.5 The Silicon Valley Industrial Cluster -- How Important Are Clusters, and Can They Be Created? -- Drivers of Successful Tech and Innovation Clusters Chapter 4 US Private Equity During the 1960s and 1970s -- 4.1 The Rise of Modern Venture Capital -- The Venture Capital Playbook -- The PC Revolution -- Impact of Modern Venture Capital on Startup Financing -- 4.2 Buyouts During the 1970s -- The US Economy During the 1970s -- The Legacy of the Conglomerates Boom -- 4.3 The Establishment of Early Buyout Firms and the LBO Model -- 4.4 Limited Partnerships -- Part II Booms and Busts -- Chapter 5 Private Equity During the 1980s -- 5.1 Venture Capital -- Fundraising -- Deal-Making -- 5.2 The LBO Boom During the 1980s -- The US Economy During the 1980s -- Corporate Raiders: From Managerial Capitalism to Shareholder Value -- Tax Overhaul and Deregulation as Catalysts for the 1980s M& -- A Boom -- Leveraged Buyouts -- The Emergence of the High-Yield Bond Market -- Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & -- Co. (KKR) -- Buyouts Are Getting Larger: Beatrice Foods -- "The Winner's Curse": RJR Nabisco -- 5.3 Takeovers: Did They Work Out? -- Establishment of Important Buyout Firms -- At the End, a New Beginning -- The Critics Were Not Convinced -- LBOs in Europe -- 5.4 Private Real Estate -- Chapter 6 The 1990s: Dotcom Boom and Bust -- 6.1 Intermediaries in Private Markets -- A Growing Role for Advisors -- Other Service Providers -- 6.2 Funds of Funds (FoFs) -- 6.3 Secondaries FoFs -- 6.4 Listed Private Equity (LPE) -- 6.5 The Arrival of the Internet and the Dotcom Boom -- A Gold Rush -- Blitzscaling, 1990s-Style -- The First "Super-Round" -- 6.6 The Telecom Boom -- 6.7 Venture Capital -- European Venture Capital -- Differences Between European and US VC Landscapes -- The Dotcom and Telecoms Bust: What Went Wrong? -- An Epic Correction Exacerbated by Fraud -- Meet the Survivors -- European VCs: Overheating and Then Running Out of Steam -- What Was Left Behind? -- Impact on Venture Capital Terms and Conditions 6.8 Buyouts: An Industry Learning New Skills -- 6.9 UK LBOS Become Pan-European -- Performance of Buyouts -- 6.10 Private Real Estate -- US Private Real Estate in the Aftermath of the S& -- L Crisis -- Europe Was Next -- Opportunities in Japan and Other Parts of Asia -- Chapter 7 A Private Markets Boom Between Two Crises -- 7.1 Funds of Funds (FoFs) Take Off -- 7.2 Secondaries FoFs -- Characteristics of Secondary Transactions -- 7.3 Listed Private Equity: Managers' IPOs -- Multi-strategy Firms Require Different Incentives -- Selling GP Stakes -- IPOs of Private Market Firms -- 7.4 Venture Capital in the Post-Dotcom Era -- Rise of Angel Investing and "Founder-Friendly" Terms -- Growth Financing and Non-traditional Investors -- 7.5 The Buyout Boom -- Mega-Buyouts During the Boom Years of 2003-2007 -- Club Deals and Secondary Buyout Transactions -- Mega-Firms Invest Across the Private Markets Spectrum -- Globalization of Buyouts -- Trends in Partnership Terms and Conditions -- 7.6 Private Real Estate -- Fundraising -- The Real Estate Buyout: Public-to-Private Transactions -- The German Property Acquisition Spree -- Emerging Markets -- The Tide Turned -- Have Private Real Estate Funds Pulled Their Weight? -- 7.7 Infrastructure -- 7.8 Natural Resources -- 7.9 Some Lessons Learned from 30 Years of Private Market Data -- What Does This Mean for Investors? -- Part III Becoming Indispensable -- Chapter 8 The GFC and the Surge of Private Markets -- 8.1 The Great Financial Crisis and Its Impact -- Fear and Panic -- Regulatory Response(s) -- Impact on the Financial Sector -- Impact on Private Markets Valuations -- 8.2 The Great Private Markets Boom -- Harvesting the Illiquidity Premium -- 8.3 A 10 Trillion Asset Class -- A Revival of Merchant Banking -- 8.4 Mega-Firms Dominate the Industry -- 8.5 The Rise of Permanent Capital Your LP Becomes Your Competitor -- Continuation Funds -- 8.6 The Technology Boom and the Rise of the Entrepreneur -- The Stock Market Recovery and the FAANG Boom -- A (Not So) New Investment Paradigm -- The Rise of the Non-traditional Investor -- 8.7 The Unicorn Boom -- Are Unicorns a Successful Model for Investors? -- Unicorns: How Will a Bubble Affect Venture Capital? -- 8.8 SPACs -- How SPACs Work -- 8.9 The Investment Landscape has Changed -- 8.10 The New Frontier: Accessing Private Wealth Through (Semi-) Liquid Funds -- Fund Structure -- Capital Deployment -- Leverage -- Entry and Exit Rules -- Fee Structures -- Easier Distribution to Private Investors -- Legal and Regulatory Matters -- Tax Implications -- Summary -- Chapter 9 Responding to Shifting Dynamics: Intermediaries, VC, and Growth Financing -- 9.1 FoFs: The Changing Landscape of Intermediaries -- What Reduced the Appeal of FoFs? -- The New World of Intermediaries -- Making Fund Distribution to Private Investors Work -- 9.2 Co-investments and Direct Investments -- 9.3 Secondary Markets -- Sales to GPs, GP-Led Secondaries, and Continuation Vehicles -- A New Role for Secondary Funds -- 9.4 Listed Private Equity (LPE) -- 9.5 VC During the Technology Boom -- Facebook Buys WhatsApp -- Two Phases of a Boom -- The Late-Cycle IPO Boom -- 9.6 Late-Stage Super-Rounds: Doordash -- 9.7 The Role of VCs in the New Environment -- Questions LPs Must Answer -- 9.8 AI: Opportunities and Challenges Beyond the Hype -- 9.9 Venture Capital in China -- 9.10 Growth Financing -- Growth Financing and the Technology Boom -- Chapter 10 Buyouts, Private Debt, and Real Assets During the Post-GFC Boom -- 10.1 Buyouts -- Public-to-Private Transactions -- Buyout Value Creation and Performance -- Performance of Buyouts -- ESG and Private Markets Investing LPs and Regulators Increasingly Demand ESG Policies and Disclosure from Private Market Firms -- ESG Adoption Comes with Challenges but May Also Provide Investment and Business Opportunities -- 10.2 The GFC as a Catalyst for Private Debt -- Types of Debt Instruments -- Factors Driving the Capital Structure of Leveraged Transactions -- Private Debt as an Asset Class -- Fundraising -- What Is the Competitive Edge of Private Debt? -- Leverage and Performance -- Where Do We Go from Here? -- 10.3 Real Estate -- Fundraising and the Role of Mega-Firms in Private Real Estate -- Deal Activity -- Traditional Development vs. the "Buyout Playbook" -- 10.4 Infrastructure and Natural Resources -- An Asset Class Dominated by Large Players -- Fundraising by Geography -- Deal-making -- Capital Deployment and Performance Remains Challenging -- 10.5 A Powerful Tide that Lifted all Boats -- 10.6 Back to the Beginning and Beyond -- References -- Acknowledgments -- About the Author -- Index -- EULA. |
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Verfasser aut Private Capital The Complete Guide to Private Markets Investing 1st ed Newark John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated 2024 ©2024 1 Online-Ressource (723 Seiten) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier The Wiley Finance Series Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Abbreviations -- Introduction -- The Structure of the Book -- Part I The Beginning -- Chapter 1 Funding Private Enterprise -- 1.1 Funding Maritime Ventures -- 1.2 Private Capital and the Sugar Boom -- 1.3 The Joint-Stock Corporation -- The English "Patent Boom," 1692-1695: The First Tech IPO Bubble -- Fueled by Leverage: The South Sea and Mississippi Bubbles -- Funding Enterprises During the First Industrial Revolution -- 1.4 Organization of Stock Markets -- Accounting Rules and Audits -- Limited Liability -- Voting Rights -- 1.5 Risk Capital During the Second Industrial Revolution -- Nineteenth-Century Railroad Mania in the UK and the USA -- The Transformation of the Innovation System -- Public Markets and the Financing of Innovation: A Tale of Two Industries -- Railroads and Steel: The Trust Boom -- A Regulatory Backlash -- Private and Public Equity Until WWII -- Was the System of Financing Entrepreneurial Ventures Broken? -- A Changing Institutional Environment -- Chapter 2 Enterprise Financing in the USA from WWII to the 1960s -- 2.1 Raising Public Equity for Startup Financing -- 2.2 Small Business Investment Corporations (SBICS) -- 2.3 Early VC Partnerships -- Chapter 3 How Silicon Valley Came to Be -- 3.1 The Government's Critical Role -- A "Non-military" Defense R& -- D Model During WWII -- The Cold War and America's Sputnik Moment -- 3.2 Frederick Terman's Vision -- 3.3 Disruptive Technologies and Spinouts -- Personal Motivations: Shockley's Move to Silicon Valley -- The Traitorous Eight: Defection from Shockley -- IBM Goes Its Own Way -- NASA as a Catalyst -- 3.4 The "Fairchildren" -- 3.5 The Silicon Valley Industrial Cluster -- How Important Are Clusters, and Can They Be Created? -- Drivers of Successful Tech and Innovation Clusters Chapter 4 US Private Equity During the 1960s and 1970s -- 4.1 The Rise of Modern Venture Capital -- The Venture Capital Playbook -- The PC Revolution -- Impact of Modern Venture Capital on Startup Financing -- 4.2 Buyouts During the 1970s -- The US Economy During the 1970s -- The Legacy of the Conglomerates Boom -- 4.3 The Establishment of Early Buyout Firms and the LBO Model -- 4.4 Limited Partnerships -- Part II Booms and Busts -- Chapter 5 Private Equity During the 1980s -- 5.1 Venture Capital -- Fundraising -- Deal-Making -- 5.2 The LBO Boom During the 1980s -- The US Economy During the 1980s -- Corporate Raiders: From Managerial Capitalism to Shareholder Value -- Tax Overhaul and Deregulation as Catalysts for the 1980s M& -- A Boom -- Leveraged Buyouts -- The Emergence of the High-Yield Bond Market -- Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & -- Co. (KKR) -- Buyouts Are Getting Larger: Beatrice Foods -- "The Winner's Curse": RJR Nabisco -- 5.3 Takeovers: Did They Work Out? -- Establishment of Important Buyout Firms -- At the End, a New Beginning -- The Critics Were Not Convinced -- LBOs in Europe -- 5.4 Private Real Estate -- Chapter 6 The 1990s: Dotcom Boom and Bust -- 6.1 Intermediaries in Private Markets -- A Growing Role for Advisors -- Other Service Providers -- 6.2 Funds of Funds (FoFs) -- 6.3 Secondaries FoFs -- 6.4 Listed Private Equity (LPE) -- 6.5 The Arrival of the Internet and the Dotcom Boom -- A Gold Rush -- Blitzscaling, 1990s-Style -- The First "Super-Round" -- 6.6 The Telecom Boom -- 6.7 Venture Capital -- European Venture Capital -- Differences Between European and US VC Landscapes -- The Dotcom and Telecoms Bust: What Went Wrong? -- An Epic Correction Exacerbated by Fraud -- Meet the Survivors -- European VCs: Overheating and Then Running Out of Steam -- What Was Left Behind? -- Impact on Venture Capital Terms and Conditions 6.8 Buyouts: An Industry Learning New Skills -- 6.9 UK LBOS Become Pan-European -- Performance of Buyouts -- 6.10 Private Real Estate -- US Private Real Estate in the Aftermath of the S& -- L Crisis -- Europe Was Next -- Opportunities in Japan and Other Parts of Asia -- Chapter 7 A Private Markets Boom Between Two Crises -- 7.1 Funds of Funds (FoFs) Take Off -- 7.2 Secondaries FoFs -- Characteristics of Secondary Transactions -- 7.3 Listed Private Equity: Managers' IPOs -- Multi-strategy Firms Require Different Incentives -- Selling GP Stakes -- IPOs of Private Market Firms -- 7.4 Venture Capital in the Post-Dotcom Era -- Rise of Angel Investing and "Founder-Friendly" Terms -- Growth Financing and Non-traditional Investors -- 7.5 The Buyout Boom -- Mega-Buyouts During the Boom Years of 2003-2007 -- Club Deals and Secondary Buyout Transactions -- Mega-Firms Invest Across the Private Markets Spectrum -- Globalization of Buyouts -- Trends in Partnership Terms and Conditions -- 7.6 Private Real Estate -- Fundraising -- The Real Estate Buyout: Public-to-Private Transactions -- The German Property Acquisition Spree -- Emerging Markets -- The Tide Turned -- Have Private Real Estate Funds Pulled Their Weight? -- 7.7 Infrastructure -- 7.8 Natural Resources -- 7.9 Some Lessons Learned from 30 Years of Private Market Data -- What Does This Mean for Investors? -- Part III Becoming Indispensable -- Chapter 8 The GFC and the Surge of Private Markets -- 8.1 The Great Financial Crisis and Its Impact -- Fear and Panic -- Regulatory Response(s) -- Impact on the Financial Sector -- Impact on Private Markets Valuations -- 8.2 The Great Private Markets Boom -- Harvesting the Illiquidity Premium -- 8.3 A 10 Trillion Asset Class -- A Revival of Merchant Banking -- 8.4 Mega-Firms Dominate the Industry -- 8.5 The Rise of Permanent Capital Your LP Becomes Your Competitor -- Continuation Funds -- 8.6 The Technology Boom and the Rise of the Entrepreneur -- The Stock Market Recovery and the FAANG Boom -- A (Not So) New Investment Paradigm -- The Rise of the Non-traditional Investor -- 8.7 The Unicorn Boom -- Are Unicorns a Successful Model for Investors? -- Unicorns: How Will a Bubble Affect Venture Capital? -- 8.8 SPACs -- How SPACs Work -- 8.9 The Investment Landscape has Changed -- 8.10 The New Frontier: Accessing Private Wealth Through (Semi-) Liquid Funds -- Fund Structure -- Capital Deployment -- Leverage -- Entry and Exit Rules -- Fee Structures -- Easier Distribution to Private Investors -- Legal and Regulatory Matters -- Tax Implications -- Summary -- Chapter 9 Responding to Shifting Dynamics: Intermediaries, VC, and Growth Financing -- 9.1 FoFs: The Changing Landscape of Intermediaries -- What Reduced the Appeal of FoFs? -- The New World of Intermediaries -- Making Fund Distribution to Private Investors Work -- 9.2 Co-investments and Direct Investments -- 9.3 Secondary Markets -- Sales to GPs, GP-Led Secondaries, and Continuation Vehicles -- A New Role for Secondary Funds -- 9.4 Listed Private Equity (LPE) -- 9.5 VC During the Technology Boom -- Facebook Buys WhatsApp -- Two Phases of a Boom -- The Late-Cycle IPO Boom -- 9.6 Late-Stage Super-Rounds: Doordash -- 9.7 The Role of VCs in the New Environment -- Questions LPs Must Answer -- 9.8 AI: Opportunities and Challenges Beyond the Hype -- 9.9 Venture Capital in China -- 9.10 Growth Financing -- Growth Financing and the Technology Boom -- Chapter 10 Buyouts, Private Debt, and Real Assets During the Post-GFC Boom -- 10.1 Buyouts -- Public-to-Private Transactions -- Buyout Value Creation and Performance -- Performance of Buyouts -- ESG and Private Markets Investing LPs and Regulators Increasingly Demand ESG Policies and Disclosure from Private Market Firms -- ESG Adoption Comes with Challenges but May Also Provide Investment and Business Opportunities -- 10.2 The GFC as a Catalyst for Private Debt -- Types of Debt Instruments -- Factors Driving the Capital Structure of Leveraged Transactions -- Private Debt as an Asset Class -- Fundraising -- What Is the Competitive Edge of Private Debt? -- Leverage and Performance -- Where Do We Go from Here? -- 10.3 Real Estate -- Fundraising and the Role of Mega-Firms in Private Real Estate -- Deal Activity -- Traditional Development vs. the "Buyout Playbook" -- 10.4 Infrastructure and Natural Resources -- An Asset Class Dominated by Large Players -- Fundraising by Geography -- Deal-making -- Capital Deployment and Performance Remains Challenging -- 10.5 A Powerful Tide that Lifted all Boats -- 10.6 Back to the Beginning and Beyond -- References -- Acknowledgments -- About the Author -- Index -- EULA. Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Hepp, Stefan W. Private Capital Newark : John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated,c2024 9781394217694 |
| spellingShingle | Hepp, Stefan W. Private Capital The Complete Guide to Private Markets Investing Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Abbreviations -- Introduction -- The Structure of the Book -- Part I The Beginning -- Chapter 1 Funding Private Enterprise -- 1.1 Funding Maritime Ventures -- 1.2 Private Capital and the Sugar Boom -- 1.3 The Joint-Stock Corporation -- The English "Patent Boom," 1692-1695: The First Tech IPO Bubble -- Fueled by Leverage: The South Sea and Mississippi Bubbles -- Funding Enterprises During the First Industrial Revolution -- 1.4 Organization of Stock Markets -- Accounting Rules and Audits -- Limited Liability -- Voting Rights -- 1.5 Risk Capital During the Second Industrial Revolution -- Nineteenth-Century Railroad Mania in the UK and the USA -- The Transformation of the Innovation System -- Public Markets and the Financing of Innovation: A Tale of Two Industries -- Railroads and Steel: The Trust Boom -- A Regulatory Backlash -- Private and Public Equity Until WWII -- Was the System of Financing Entrepreneurial Ventures Broken? -- A Changing Institutional Environment -- Chapter 2 Enterprise Financing in the USA from WWII to the 1960s -- 2.1 Raising Public Equity for Startup Financing -- 2.2 Small Business Investment Corporations (SBICS) -- 2.3 Early VC Partnerships -- Chapter 3 How Silicon Valley Came to Be -- 3.1 The Government's Critical Role -- A "Non-military" Defense R& -- D Model During WWII -- The Cold War and America's Sputnik Moment -- 3.2 Frederick Terman's Vision -- 3.3 Disruptive Technologies and Spinouts -- Personal Motivations: Shockley's Move to Silicon Valley -- The Traitorous Eight: Defection from Shockley -- IBM Goes Its Own Way -- NASA as a Catalyst -- 3.4 The "Fairchildren" -- 3.5 The Silicon Valley Industrial Cluster -- How Important Are Clusters, and Can They Be Created? -- Drivers of Successful Tech and Innovation Clusters Chapter 4 US Private Equity During the 1960s and 1970s -- 4.1 The Rise of Modern Venture Capital -- The Venture Capital Playbook -- The PC Revolution -- Impact of Modern Venture Capital on Startup Financing -- 4.2 Buyouts During the 1970s -- The US Economy During the 1970s -- The Legacy of the Conglomerates Boom -- 4.3 The Establishment of Early Buyout Firms and the LBO Model -- 4.4 Limited Partnerships -- Part II Booms and Busts -- Chapter 5 Private Equity During the 1980s -- 5.1 Venture Capital -- Fundraising -- Deal-Making -- 5.2 The LBO Boom During the 1980s -- The US Economy During the 1980s -- Corporate Raiders: From Managerial Capitalism to Shareholder Value -- Tax Overhaul and Deregulation as Catalysts for the 1980s M& -- A Boom -- Leveraged Buyouts -- The Emergence of the High-Yield Bond Market -- Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & -- Co. (KKR) -- Buyouts Are Getting Larger: Beatrice Foods -- "The Winner's Curse": RJR Nabisco -- 5.3 Takeovers: Did They Work Out? -- Establishment of Important Buyout Firms -- At the End, a New Beginning -- The Critics Were Not Convinced -- LBOs in Europe -- 5.4 Private Real Estate -- Chapter 6 The 1990s: Dotcom Boom and Bust -- 6.1 Intermediaries in Private Markets -- A Growing Role for Advisors -- Other Service Providers -- 6.2 Funds of Funds (FoFs) -- 6.3 Secondaries FoFs -- 6.4 Listed Private Equity (LPE) -- 6.5 The Arrival of the Internet and the Dotcom Boom -- A Gold Rush -- Blitzscaling, 1990s-Style -- The First "Super-Round" -- 6.6 The Telecom Boom -- 6.7 Venture Capital -- European Venture Capital -- Differences Between European and US VC Landscapes -- The Dotcom and Telecoms Bust: What Went Wrong? -- An Epic Correction Exacerbated by Fraud -- Meet the Survivors -- European VCs: Overheating and Then Running Out of Steam -- What Was Left Behind? -- Impact on Venture Capital Terms and Conditions 6.8 Buyouts: An Industry Learning New Skills -- 6.9 UK LBOS Become Pan-European -- Performance of Buyouts -- 6.10 Private Real Estate -- US Private Real Estate in the Aftermath of the S& -- L Crisis -- Europe Was Next -- Opportunities in Japan and Other Parts of Asia -- Chapter 7 A Private Markets Boom Between Two Crises -- 7.1 Funds of Funds (FoFs) Take Off -- 7.2 Secondaries FoFs -- Characteristics of Secondary Transactions -- 7.3 Listed Private Equity: Managers' IPOs -- Multi-strategy Firms Require Different Incentives -- Selling GP Stakes -- IPOs of Private Market Firms -- 7.4 Venture Capital in the Post-Dotcom Era -- Rise of Angel Investing and "Founder-Friendly" Terms -- Growth Financing and Non-traditional Investors -- 7.5 The Buyout Boom -- Mega-Buyouts During the Boom Years of 2003-2007 -- Club Deals and Secondary Buyout Transactions -- Mega-Firms Invest Across the Private Markets Spectrum -- Globalization of Buyouts -- Trends in Partnership Terms and Conditions -- 7.6 Private Real Estate -- Fundraising -- The Real Estate Buyout: Public-to-Private Transactions -- The German Property Acquisition Spree -- Emerging Markets -- The Tide Turned -- Have Private Real Estate Funds Pulled Their Weight? -- 7.7 Infrastructure -- 7.8 Natural Resources -- 7.9 Some Lessons Learned from 30 Years of Private Market Data -- What Does This Mean for Investors? -- Part III Becoming Indispensable -- Chapter 8 The GFC and the Surge of Private Markets -- 8.1 The Great Financial Crisis and Its Impact -- Fear and Panic -- Regulatory Response(s) -- Impact on the Financial Sector -- Impact on Private Markets Valuations -- 8.2 The Great Private Markets Boom -- Harvesting the Illiquidity Premium -- 8.3 A 10 Trillion Asset Class -- A Revival of Merchant Banking -- 8.4 Mega-Firms Dominate the Industry -- 8.5 The Rise of Permanent Capital Your LP Becomes Your Competitor -- Continuation Funds -- 8.6 The Technology Boom and the Rise of the Entrepreneur -- The Stock Market Recovery and the FAANG Boom -- A (Not So) New Investment Paradigm -- The Rise of the Non-traditional Investor -- 8.7 The Unicorn Boom -- Are Unicorns a Successful Model for Investors? -- Unicorns: How Will a Bubble Affect Venture Capital? -- 8.8 SPACs -- How SPACs Work -- 8.9 The Investment Landscape has Changed -- 8.10 The New Frontier: Accessing Private Wealth Through (Semi-) Liquid Funds -- Fund Structure -- Capital Deployment -- Leverage -- Entry and Exit Rules -- Fee Structures -- Easier Distribution to Private Investors -- Legal and Regulatory Matters -- Tax Implications -- Summary -- Chapter 9 Responding to Shifting Dynamics: Intermediaries, VC, and Growth Financing -- 9.1 FoFs: The Changing Landscape of Intermediaries -- What Reduced the Appeal of FoFs? -- The New World of Intermediaries -- Making Fund Distribution to Private Investors Work -- 9.2 Co-investments and Direct Investments -- 9.3 Secondary Markets -- Sales to GPs, GP-Led Secondaries, and Continuation Vehicles -- A New Role for Secondary Funds -- 9.4 Listed Private Equity (LPE) -- 9.5 VC During the Technology Boom -- Facebook Buys WhatsApp -- Two Phases of a Boom -- The Late-Cycle IPO Boom -- 9.6 Late-Stage Super-Rounds: Doordash -- 9.7 The Role of VCs in the New Environment -- Questions LPs Must Answer -- 9.8 AI: Opportunities and Challenges Beyond the Hype -- 9.9 Venture Capital in China -- 9.10 Growth Financing -- Growth Financing and the Technology Boom -- Chapter 10 Buyouts, Private Debt, and Real Assets During the Post-GFC Boom -- 10.1 Buyouts -- Public-to-Private Transactions -- Buyout Value Creation and Performance -- Performance of Buyouts -- ESG and Private Markets Investing LPs and Regulators Increasingly Demand ESG Policies and Disclosure from Private Market Firms -- ESG Adoption Comes with Challenges but May Also Provide Investment and Business Opportunities -- 10.2 The GFC as a Catalyst for Private Debt -- Types of Debt Instruments -- Factors Driving the Capital Structure of Leveraged Transactions -- Private Debt as an Asset Class -- Fundraising -- What Is the Competitive Edge of Private Debt? -- Leverage and Performance -- Where Do We Go from Here? -- 10.3 Real Estate -- Fundraising and the Role of Mega-Firms in Private Real Estate -- Deal Activity -- Traditional Development vs. the "Buyout Playbook" -- 10.4 Infrastructure and Natural Resources -- An Asset Class Dominated by Large Players -- Fundraising by Geography -- Deal-making -- Capital Deployment and Performance Remains Challenging -- 10.5 A Powerful Tide that Lifted all Boats -- 10.6 Back to the Beginning and Beyond -- References -- Acknowledgments -- About the Author -- Index -- EULA. |
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