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16Oct

Global PE value fueled by exits in Q3

A series of exit megadeals doubled the value recorded in Q3 2019, while global buyout activity lost momentum, growing more modestly in the third quarter. Global PE activity in Q3 reflected an unpredictable year for dealmaking. Global deal volume dropped 27% year on year to 1,028 deals, while value rose by 47% to US$314 billion....
By: White & Case LLP
Source Url: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/global-pe-value-fueled-by-exits-in-q3-68228/

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