Decision-making in private equity firms : an empirical study of determinants and rules
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Decision-making in private equity firms : an empirical study of determinants and rules
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Springer Gabler, c2014
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Thesis (Ph.D) -- Brandenburgische Technische Universität Cottbus-Senftenberg, 2013
Includes bibliographical references (p. [199]-212)
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Description
The decisions of private equity firms affect the development of industries and national economies, yet little is known about how these decisions are made. Mark Broere uses proprietary survey data from 136 private equity firms (venture capital and buyout) located in the US, Canada, and Europe to explore determinants and rules of their decision-making. The results exhibit new facts about their objectives, success measures, decision criteria, exit decision power and rules. A discussion in light of existing financial theory highlights, e.g. the role of reputation, and potential pitfalls in the decision-making of practitioners. The author suggests that private equity firms might improve their performance by a more careful choice of decision rules and criteria and by a more consistent application of these across varying decision types.
Table of Contents
Objectives and minimum return requirements of private equity firms.- Success measures and decision criteria employed by private equity firms.- Exit decisions.
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