De-equitisation refers to the shrinking of the amount of public market equities in issue through share buybacks and M&A. It’s a trend which means many investors are looking to find ways to invest in the parallel world of private investments. Among other things, investors are attracted by two features of private investments: the very different types of companies that have not yet made it to public markets; and the potentially strong returns that have been captured by the early backers of some wel ....
13 Nov 2019
The parallel worlds of listed private equity
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The parallel worlds of listed private equity
ICG Enterprise Trust PLC GBP (ICGT:LON), 1,208 | Oakley Capital Investments Ltd Registered (OCI:LON), 478 | NB Private Equity Partners Limited Class A (NBPU:LON), 2,100
- Published:
13 Nov 2019 -
Author:
William Heathcoat Amory -
Pages:
7
De-equitisation refers to the shrinking of the amount of public market equities in issue through share buybacks and M&A. It’s a trend which means many investors are looking to find ways to invest in the parallel world of private investments. Among other things, investors are attracted by two features of private investments: the very different types of companies that have not yet made it to public markets; and the potentially strong returns that have been captured by the early backers of some wel ....