Private equity as an asset class.私募股权资产
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作者： Guy Fraser-Sampson著
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出版时间： 2007-4-1字数：版次： 1页数： 259印刷时间： 2007/04/01开本： 16开印次： 1纸张： 胶版纸I S B N ： 9780470066454包装： 精装编辑推荐
作者简介：GUY FRASER-SAMPSON has twenty years’ experience of the private equity industry, most notably having set up and run for several years the European operations of Horsley Bridge. As a partner in the firm, and Managing Director of Horsley Bridge International, he had a perhaps unique opportunity to interact simultaneously with private equity managers in both Europe and the US, including famous “golden circle” venture firms based predominantly in California. He previously lived and worked in the Middle East as Investment Controller with the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (“ADIA”).
He has extensive experience of the evaluation of private equity managers, including having personally designed and developed a computer model for the evaluation of buyout performance, but is equally recognised as an authority on venture capital. In addition to his work with fund managers (“GPs”), he has also been involved in direct, secondary and mezzanine transactions over the years, as well as planning and monitoring private equity programmes from the investor (“LP”) perspective.
Guy is a well-known figure on the conference circuit both as a speaker and, increasingly, as a provider of keynote addresses. He has written for private equity publications for many years, and is perhaps best known for his regular monthly column in Real Deals. In addition to various professional qualifications, he has an LLB with honours from King’s College London and an MBA majoring in finance from Warwick Business School.
In recent years, Guy has also become acknowledged as an expert on pension fund investment and asset allocation generally, and he has written for all of Europe’s English language pension publications. His first book, Multi Asset Class Investment Strategy, published as part of the Wiley Finance series last year to what Global Pensions described as “rave reviews from the UK pension industry” has been hailed as a major contribution to modern portfolio theory. It went into the Amazon “Hot 100” six weeks after its launch, and has been featured in newspapers and financial periodicals around the world.
内容简介
Guy Fraser-Sampson draws upon twenty years' private equity experience to provide a practical guide to mastering the intricacies of this highly specialist asset class. Aimed equally at investors, professionals and business school students, it starts with such fundamental questions as "what is private equity?" and progresses to detailed analysis of venture and buyout returns. It also unveils a totally new concept which looks set to revolutionise thinking in the industry: Total Return investing.
Often unfairly reviled, and frequently misunderstood, private equity differs from all other asset classes in various important respects, not least in the nature and timing of its returns, which require a whole new approach for those reared on more traditional investments such as bonds and shares. This book shows how a good grasp of the basic structure of private equity vehicles and returns (including the dreaded J-curve) can lead to full understanding of the techniques needed to measure and analyse performance.
目录
Introduction
Acknowledgements
1 What is Private Equity?
Fund investing versus direct investing
Terminology
Primary versus secondary fund investing
A broad delineation: buyout and venture
Capital: allocated, committed, drawn down and invested
How do private equity funds work?
Structure
Cashflow
Investment
Fundraising
Summary
2 Private Equity Returns－The Basics
Understanding the J-curve and compound returns
Upper quartile figures
Median returns
Average returns
Pooled returns
Multiples
Distributed over Paid In (DPI)
Paid In to Committed Capital (PICC)
Residual Value to Paid In (RVPI)
Total Value to Paid In (TVPI)
Valuation
Fees
Time-weighted returns
Summary
3 Buyout
Types of buyout transactions
MBO
MBI
BIMBO
LBO
Take private
Roll-up
Other “buyout” activity
Established businesses
Debt
Earnings
Size
Control
Barriers to entry
Summary
4 How to Analyse Buyouts
Earnings
E BIT
E BITDA
Earnings growth
Multiple
Multiple increase in an imperfect market
Multiple increase in a perfect market
Leverage
Recapitalisation
Timing
……
5 Buyout Returns
6 Venture Capital
7 How to Analyse Venture
8 Venture Returns
9 Due Diligence
10 Planning your Investment Programme
Glossary
Index
