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Q&A: PE secondary market trends

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July 27, 2022
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Q&A: Jefferies veteran dealmaker examines PE secondary market trends
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Falling valuations in public and private markets have put added pressure on the pace of private equity exits, which slowed in Q2 2022 for the second consecutive quarter. PE firms chose to hold on to portfolio companies longer, instead of selling investments at unattractive prices.

Yet the drop in exits, if followed by a decline in distributions, could lead to a flourishing secondaries market. On one side, many PE firms will pursue GP-led secondary deals to extend their ownership of valuable assets; on the other side, LPs may also resort to the secondary market to unload older assets and free up capital for new commitments.

We recently spoke to Andy Nick, a managing director at Jefferies' private capital advisory arm, about the private equity secondary market—including how it has fared amid sustained public market volatility and what to expect for secondary deal flow and pricing in the coming year.
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A guide to ESG and impact investing in real estate
Real estate touches every aspect of our lives—from our homes and offices to the land our food is grown on—yet many investors still have questions about how ESG and impact investing fit into this complex asset class.

Our recent analyst note aims to demystify the sustainable investing landscape by exploring ESG-related risks and sustainable investing opportunities presented in private market real estate investments, across strategies and property sectors. Our analyst breaks down the sector's opaque terminology and provides concrete examples of risk and opportunity areas, including climate change adaptation, supply chain management and green buildings.
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First-time fundraising slows for European VCs
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VC fundraising as a whole has been resilient in 2022, but such success isn't universal for fund managers. The number of first-time venture funds in Europe is dropping, as market conditions create an increasingly challenging fundraising environment.

A total of 26 debut vehicles closed in the first six months of the year, putting 2022 on track to register the lowest fund count in nearly a decade.
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Quick Takes  
  The Daily Benchmark  
  2019 Vintage Global Funds-of-Funds  
  People  
  Thoma Bravo hires Donna Riley Bebb as head of ESG  
  VC Deals  
  FlexGen snags $100M Series C  
  Elation Health secures $50M Series D  
  Cordial brings in $50M  
  Allbound picks up $43M  
  BMF raises $43M for 3D printing tech  
  Sovrn secures $36M Series C  
  Underdog grabs $35M Series B, hits $485M valuation  
  GGV leads $30M round for Neon  
  PE Deals  
  One Equity Partners to land Clayens  
  Entrepreneurial Equity Partners acquires Roskam Baking Company  
 
 
The Daily Benchmark  
2019 Vintage Global Funds-of-Funds
Median IRR
41.91%
Top Quartile IRR
49.79%
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People  
Thoma Bravo hires Donna Riley Bebb as head of ESG
Thoma Bravo has hired Donna Riley Bebb as head of ESG, where she will be responsible for leading Thoma Bravo's enterprise-wide ESG strategy. Bebb formally served as the head of global credit and ESG at Google.
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VC Deals  
FlexGen snags $100M Series C
FlexGen Power Systems has raised $100 million from investors including Vitol and Altira Group. The company is a developer of energy storage services and software for commercial developers, government agencies and others.
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Elation Health secures $50M Series D
Elation Health has raised $50 million in a round led by Generation Investment Management. Based in the Bay Area, the company offers a healthtech platform that allows primary care providers to access and manage patient data in real time.
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Cordial brings in $50M
Cordial has raised a $50 million Series C led by NewSpring. Based in San Diego, the company provides a cross-channel marketing and data management platform for brands such as Eddie Bauer and Boot Barn.
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Allbound picks up $43M
Allbound has raised $43 million in a round led by Invictus Growth Partners. The company is the developer of a partner relationship management platform for sales and marketing teams.
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BMF raises $43M for 3D printing tech
Boston Micro Fabrication has raised a $43 million Series C led by Shenzhen Capital Group. BMF, which has offices in the US, China and Japan, develops micro precision 3D printers for manufacturers.
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Sovrn secures $36M Series C
Sovrn has raised $36 million from investors including Foundry, Archer Venture Capital and Lexington Partners. Based in Colorado, the company offers monetization tools and data insights to online content creators.
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Underdog grabs $35M Series B, hits $485M valuation
Investors including BlackRock and Acies Investment have participated in a $35 million Series B round for Underdog, a paid fantasy sports company, valuing it at $485 million.
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GGV leads $30M round for Neon
Neon, the developer of an open-source serverless database service for developers, has raised $30 million in a Series A1 round led by GGV Capital.
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PE Deals  
One Equity Partners to land Clayens
One Equity Partners has agreed to acquire Clayens NP from a group of investors led by French private equity firm Siparex Group. The French company is a value-added contract manufacturer of high-performance polymers, composites and precision metals.
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Entrepreneurial Equity Partners acquires Roskam Baking Company
Entrepreneurial Equity Partners has acquired Roskam Baking Company and merged the business with its portfolio company, Organic Milling. Roskam Baking Company operates more than 2 million square feet of manufacturing, warehouse and office space across six facilities.
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Chart of the Day  
"The proportion of exits to strategic buyers in Q2 was one of the highest figures seen in the post-GFC era, as sponsor-to-sponsor exits declined and public listings all but disappeared. High levels of balance sheet cash remain a key force for corporate acquisitions, although turbulent markets and concern for an oncoming recession make companies more cautious about transactions."

Source: PitchBook's Q2 2022 US PE Breakdown
 
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