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How To Start A Private Equity Fund From Scratch
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Adding to the \”how to start a ________ fund from scratch\” series, today we are going to be talking about Private Equity and how to start a PE fund from scratch🔥
This includes:
How to structure your entities
How to find investors
How to pitch investors
How to build a track record
+ much, much more!!!
Now if you’ve been an avid follower of our content, this will be a bit of a review.
But if you are new, want a refresher, or are ready to get started on your Private Equity fund journey, this video is for you👊
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Private Equity: The Consolidation Play and Due Diligence – John Poerink, Linley Capital
A consolidation play looks like an easy winner in the private equity world. Roll up a number of companies in the same industry and you’ve got scale and pricing power, among other good things. There’s just one problem such plays are really hard to pull off. Due diligence is the key, the more thorough the better. But even then, surprises can lurk and assumptions can prove wrong.\r
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Can You Become a Financial Analyst?
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This is the first attempt at a comprehensive study that tries to define the typical financial analyst profile and how to become a financial analyst. Most people interested in a financial analyst career path ask friends, browse on the Internet, and study carefully job ads. However, we believe that studying 510 profiles on LinkedIn allowed us to capture the bigger picture and provide you with a good idea, which are the factors that will help you become a financial analyst. Provided that this is your career of choice.
Together, in this video we will examine some important questions such as:
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Introduction To Private Equity \u0026 Venture Capital #1: Ecosystem \u0026 Industry Dynamics
This is part 1 of my ‘Introduction to Private Equity \u0026 Venture Capital’ where I give a broad overview over the PE \u0026 VC ecosystem, its size and global reach; you will learn about:
PE assets under management (AUM)
Private equity versus public markets
Dry powder
Buyouts vs Growth Cpital vs Venture Capital
Differences globally: PE in the US vs Europe vs Asia \u0026 Latam
In part 2, we will explore the structure of PE \u0026 VC Funds and their lifecylce from fundraising and deal sourcing to investment and exit phase. We explain the concept of the Jcurve, the ‘2+20’ fee structure, including the concept of carried interest.
Lifecycle of funds
Deal Sourcing
Family of Funds
J curve
Fee structure
Carried interest
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How (and Why) to Start a Real Estate Private Equity Fund w/ John Errico
John Errico, CoFounder at Liberty Hudson Capital describes the benefits to starting a real estate private equity fund, the legal considerations involved, and his own experiences. This event was held on 4 May 2021 🎉 Sign up for future Finance Meets Real Estate events: https://bit.ly/3pb3H5G
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