Private equity firms’ $714bn in dry powder set to surge even higher in 2022

Private equity firms’ $714bn in dry powder set to surge even higher in 2022

“The fundraising market for next year looks astoundingly busy...deal pace has picked up massively after the worst of the pandemic".

Gabrielle Joseph, Head of Origination and Due Diligence, was recently invited to comment on the fundraising environment and rising dry powder in the market in an article for Financial News. The piece explores the surge in fundraising following the initial stages of the Covid-19 pandemic, the changing timeframes of raising capital, and increased demand in investor appetite for PE.

Steven Scott

We are twofifths design agency. We design logos, create unforgettable brands, design & build beautiful websites, and bring stories to life through animated motion graphics films.

http://www.twofifthsdesign.com
Previous
Previous

Why LPs are investing in food for impact

Next
Next

Monterro announces the first and final close of Monterro 4 at €700m