Firms seeking new capital will often turn to private equity to get it. Tim Bennett explains why, and also why the industry has taken such a battering in recent years.
This is incredibly interesting. Please include more on Private Equity firms! The general information is nice, but I really want to dive deeper! What types of things are they looking for in companies? Which companies do PE firms love, which ones do they stay away from? What skill sets does someone who runs a successful PE firm need? If we were to "get inside" the head of a PE firm management team, what would that be like?
The investment remit completely varies firm to firm, particularly between VC and conventional PE, so if you want to refine where you're interested I can outline the specifics of the companies they look for. Regardless of the remit VC and PE will always look for firms with growth potential and will more often avoid businesses without this growth potential. The core skills are the same as any other investor but a PE investor also needs to be able to think like an owner-managers to grow the firm itself in a way that a stock market investor wouldn't. For the management team there are a wide range of motives (retirement, growth, support) but they frequently are entrepreneurial by nature.
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There are 5 things we should practice in Private Equity Investment. 1) Raise your awareness 2) Put yourself in the shoes of others 3) Recognize the role of skill and luck 4) Get feedback 5) Create a checklist 6) Perform a premortem
Hey Tim, Your presentations are easy to understand and your examples are very relevant. Coming from a life sciences background, your videos have helped me understand the basics. Looking to learn more from you. Best, Ashwin
Hi, I like your videos. They're a great content to get learned from. I request you to please make few videos on fund accounting and the essentials of NAV.
Tim Bennet, I am interested in gathering more brainstorming information in the stream line of private equity. Look forward to receiving more up coming active intetest. Thanks, Sherman Peters
Hi Tim, I have a request. Could you make a video about your top 10 favorite books/movies related to money/investing/finance? It doesn't have to be the best books in the world, just the ones that influenced you the most or ones you enjoyed reading a lot. (If you can't make a video could you reply this post with that list?)
The Investor looks for Safety, good return, Exit route inaddition to business Model. We should address and convince on these points. Then only we can get PE Fund for investment
Would love it if you would do a case study on Sears and how Eddie Lampert took a potential great opportunity to compete with Amazon and flushed it down the toilet with his mis-management and poor restructuring
I want to know everything, especially those operational changes one can make to a underperforming company And how I can start a private equity firm in South Africa.
+Tlotlo Sediti GEneraly speaking, you need to have a name, that is, you cant simply go knock on the doors of banks, rich people and ask for their money if you are unknown, they will not give you money because they dont know you and wont trust their money with some stranger. usually these PE companies are formed by former high-level executives of large firms, former central bank presidents, former secretary/minister of treasury, or wealthy people. with a lot of money to spend, then you can hire some big-4 employees to turn around companies you might buy. judging by your picture, you dont strike as the type rsrs
how do private equity funds underwrite and calculate every investment? meaning, what exactly are the sheets or instruments they use to calculate IRR, Equity Multiples, Cash flows, and overall underwrite and project for every fund?
TIW Private Equity has a dominant presence in National and Internation events over years. TIWPE's Partners are sought out speakers in the Private Equity space. Below are few events which had TIW Private Equity's presence 1. Startovation 2017 blog.howdy.do/startovation/ 2. PENSION FUND INVESTMENT SUMMIT- PANEL DISCUSSION pensionfundsummit.com/Speakers.aspx 3. SuperInvestor Asia 2014 tiwpe.com/superinvestor.php 4. Howdy Ventures Launch www.dqchannels.com/howdy-ventures-launches-messaging-app-howdydo/ 5. AVCJ Japan 2015 10times.com/avcj-private-equity-tokyo 6. AVCJ USA 2014 alphaideas.in/2014/12/03/notes-avcj-private-equity-conference-day-2/ 7. GTECH Leaders Meet 2017 tiwpe.com/gtech.php 8. Kerala Startup Mission 2017 tiwpe.com/ksum.php
Hi Tim, I want to write a dissertaion on private equity, i was wondering if there are interesting topics that i could work on. Any suggestions on this are highly welcome.
I work in PE and an interesting topic to date is of "shadow capital" This is the amount of capital that is committed by LPs outside of the fund in co-investment.
why. do the firm resell the company they just improved as their private equity? since its improved why dont they just keep ownership and make profit out of it? or would it be too much reponsabilty for minimal profit so thats why they would prefer to sell it
Not technically, more like a long term Pe firm that doesn't use debt or get involved in the portfolio companies, it's really just buffets personal investment portfolio exploded into a company
Private equity is a ruthless business. Buy a company in distress, fire executives and put in their own managers, slash costs and everything else to improve cash flow and sell the company for more than what they bought it for.
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Tim, I really enjoy the videos, but can you please take away the 20 seconds of silly introduction? I much preferred the old videos which got straight to the point.
Dude, you're providing great information, but your delivery needs some improvement. This video could barely keep my attention beyond 1:51. Instead of using the monotone speech add some volume and expression to your tutorials. Keep up the good work!
I think that speaks more to your attention span than to his delivery. He has already condensed all this great information down into 10 minute RU-vid shorts… If you can't pay attention for 10 minutes, then finance probably isn't your thing. I quite like this guy's delivery, Whereas someone like Richard Quest makes me want to kill myself
