私募股权与战略投资者

After a stagnant 2023, the tide is turning, according to Roland Berger’s European Private Equity Outlook 2024, which highlights the sector’s key trends.

In 2023, the DACH private equity industry faces macroeconomic challenges such as inflation and reduced transaction volume. However, despite these difficulties, the long-term outlook for the industry remains positive. In this update, we analyze the impact of these challenges and explore potential growth opportunities in the DACH PE sector.

The European Private Equity Outlook 2023 – the 14th by Roland Berger – shows how experts think PE will develop and which factors will be relevant in 2023.

The green transformation of the economy is indispensable. However, it remains a hurdle in terms of financial resources. We believe that private equity, which currently manages around €800 billion of assets in Europe, can act as a catalyst for green transformation and play an important role in transforming grey into green businesses. Find out what real and perceived hurdles remain, as well as strategies to counter them.

New solution page on shifting paradigms in infrastructure investment, focusing on how Investors must rethink their strategies and be more proactive.

Four key levers can add value to your private equity portfolio – multiple arbitrage, growth, profitability increase and deleverage.

Carrying out a "digital due diligence" of potential investment targets is rapidly becoming an essential part of the due diligence process.

European Private Equity Outlook 2022 – Sector continues to take an optimistic view of the future; technology, pharma, and health the most attractive sectors

The Private Equity Outlook 2021 shows that the industry is optimistic and expects a strong increase in M&A transactions.

Single family offices are changing their asset allocation through more direct investments. For this, they need professional (governance) structures.

This interview with Christof Huth and Thorsten Groth discusses the main developments of the PE industry after Covid-19. A full recovery of the sector is not ruled out.