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·   Apollo Global Management, Inc. is expanding its team to focus on investment firms catering to the world's wealthiest individuals and families. ·   The New York-based firm has assembled a family office unit of around 10 people, with plans to grow the team further. ·   This move comes as private equity firms seek alternative sources of capital beyond traditional institutional investors. ·   The demand for private assets among family offices has been increasing, and Apollo aims to cater to their investment needs by providing access to co-investments and direct deals. ·    The firm recognizes the opportunity to work closely with sophisticated family offices, which have the size, expertise, and agility to move quickly in seizing investment opportunities. #FamilyOffices #PrivateEquity #PrivateWealth

In a month that saw major stock indexes officially slide into a bear market, #tech M&A activity in October also settled at a forebodingly low level. Spending on acquisitions in the just-completed month slumped to only half the recent monthly average, according to 451 Research's M&A KnowledgeBase. More for 451 Research clients on the autumnal end to a summer fling: https://lnkd.in/duMY2BHd

Here’s a great perspective on the M&A landscape for 2024.

A great blog piece from J. Neely on the most recent M&A trends. We saw positive signals for a solid deal flow in 2024 especially in #PrivateEquity. Energizing piece as the end of 2023 is approaching.

“Wherever you are on the journey, you need a trusted partner” – Jack Nicklaus.    Are you ready to inspire consistent growth in your company, or gain the knowledge that will help you achieve the optimal exit?    Then reserve your place at our next Generational Growth and Exit Strategies Conference. Over 100,000 business owners have attended – make sure you’re next.    https://lnkd.in/d5VrHva     #MergersAndAcquisitions #BusinessConference #GrowthStrategy #ExitStrategy 

🚀 Exploring Corporate Actions: The Power of Business Transformations! 🏢💼 In the ever-evolving world of finance, understanding Corporate Actions is like having a secret key to unlock the full potential of your investments. 🗝️💰 🤔 But what exactly are Corporate Actions? They're strategic decisions taken by companies that can significantly impact your investments. From stock splits to mergers and acquisitions, dividends to share buybacks – Corporate Actions can be a game-changer. Here's why you need to pay attention: 1️⃣ Stock Splits: They can make your shares more affordable and boost liquidity. 2️⃣ Dividends: Get ready for those quarterly payouts that can add up significantly over time. 3️⃣ Mergers & Acquisitions: Witness how a company's destiny can change overnight. 4️⃣ Share Buybacks: Understand how this can signal a company's confidence in itself. 5️⃣ Bonus Issues: Sometimes, companies reward shareholders with extra shares – who doesn't love a bonus? Knowing how to navigate these Corporate Actions can be a game-changer for your portfolio. 💼💹 But, remember, always do your homework and consult with financial experts. Your investment strategy should align with your goals and risk tolerance. 📊🤝 So, fellow LinkedIners, let's discuss Corporate Actions! Share your experiences, insights, and questions in the comments below. Together, we can unlock the secrets of Corporate Actions and make smarter investment decisions. 🚀📈 #linkedin #finance #investmentbanking #corporateactions

The surge in private equity carve-outs, encompassing infrastructure assets and non-core subsidiaries is fueled by companies reassessing strategies and redefining core operations. Yet, many falter in achieving initial investment goals due to insufficient separation planning, causing early value erosion. Tune in as John Sanger, Executive Director, Alvarez & Marsal Southeast Asia and Australia delves into A&M’s expertise in carve-out success factors as well as unveiling the top three rules for investors. https://bddy.me/47Ye2JL #AMon #CarveOutSuccess #BusinessStrategy #AlvarezandMarsalSEAA Utsav Garg, David Willis, Timo Schmid, Renee Klimczak, Kaushik Sriram, Sarvagya (Sarvy) Sharma

Comparing 3 PE exit routes and their characteristics. 1. Strategic Exits (PE sells to a strategic acquirer) - Companies are smaller in size (lowest revenue and EBITDA) - Happen more in the Energy, Materials, Financial Services, and TMT sectors (~45% of exits) - Increasing in popularity as the share of strategic exits is going up 2. Sponsor to Sponsor (PE sells to another PE) - Larger deals on average compared to strategic exits - Happen more in the Services, Industrials, and Healthcare sectors (~50% of exits) - Share decreasing as a percent of the total 3. IPOs (PE sells to the general public) - Reserved for the largest and most promising businesses - Assets get the highest multiples - Nordic region has the highest share of IPOs - The market boomed in 2021 but has since been slow Generally, the exit market has been slower with holding periods at a decade-high (5.8 years in 2024 vs. 4.9 years in 2020). All data comes from our State of European PE report and is based on the deal activity in the last 6 years. #pe #deals #exits #insights

The thriving TMT sector is attracting investors despite global challenges. Discover the latest insights on strategic acquisitions in GenAI and advanced analytics in PwC's TMT Quarterly Insights.

Is M&A set for a 2024 rebound? As we edge into 2024, the M&A in Tech Services scene is ripe for transformation. But amidst evolving economic landscapes, which trends will spearhead this change? Dive into our latest blog where we hint at the forces set to redefine M&A strategies. With a mix of capital dynamics, digital imperatives, and a fresh look at ESG integration, the terrain is anything but static. Click here https://bit.ly/3wqLw54 for a glimpse into the strategies that could drive decisions in 2024. Sidhant Rastogi | Anand Kalra | Sachit Bhat #techservices #serviceproviders #mergersandacquisitions