Private equity managers now have a stronger supply of capital, which is revving up the returns for investors already in unlisted equities. But this development also has a twist, says Head of Private Equity at Nordea Asset Management, Christen Estrup.
"The increased supply of capital has given the private equity managers 'more capital muscle', which in turn has led to higher prices on companies. This has increased the returns for many existing investors in private equity – but on the other hand, it has also created some uncertainty about future returns for the companies that are bought at high prices," Christen Estrup writes in an e-mail to AMWatch.
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