The article analyzes current infrastructure fundraising trends and prospects for 2013. It finds that while fundraising levels fell after 2008's financial crisis, funds launched since have steadily secured commitments, with $34.9 billion raised in 2012 so far. Currently, 142 funds are seeking $86.9 billion total, lower than past peaks. The article concludes that while targets have decreased, infrastructure managers can still expect to take 18-24 months on average to reach a final close if they differentiate themselves.
The case study was led by a full-time team of Mission Measurement consultants in close collaboration with
Cisco. The Mission Measurement team consisted of three full-time staff, Jason Saul–CEO, Cheryl
Davenport–Director Corporate Practice, and Jenna White–Engagement Manager. The Cisco team
consisted of two full-time staff, Zika Abzuk–Senior Manager, Corporate Affairs and Gai Hetzroni–Senior
Program Manager, Corporate Affairs. Mission Measurement worked with the Cisco team to elucidate the
unique components of Cisco’s investment approach in Palestine. Mission Measurement then conducted
primary and secondary research to independently evaluate the impact of Cisco’s investment. All primary
research data and findings in this document are a result of this independent research.
This document discusses Windows Azure and cloud computing. It provides an overview of what cloud computing is, the benefits of Azure and cloud computing such as agility, cost savings and scalability. It also discusses what Azure is and includes services like storage, SQL Azure and App Fabric. It describes how to set up Azure development environments and covers demos of creating web and worker roles and using storage services. Finally it provides information on account options, tools, resources and how to get started with Azure development.
The document discusses the Nachos filesystem and provides instructions for installing and modifying the filesystem code to remove restrictions on file size and enable hierarchical directories. Key points include downloading and merging code files, modifying specific Java files, and designing new APIs for directory operations. Hints are given to read the existing code carefully, move some functions, account for the cross compiler, and be patient with bugs during development.
Alabama E3 is a collaboration of government, utility, and manufacturing organizations that aims to promote sustainable manufacturing in Alabama. Its goals are to help manufacturers increase profits through efficiencies, reduce costs and environmental impacts, and add jobs. E3 stands for Economy, Energy, and Environment. Alabama E3 conducts assessments of manufacturers to identify opportunities, provides training, and helps implement projects to achieve efficiencies in production, energy usage, and waste reduction. It works with various partners and offers several types of grants to help manufacturers implement sustainability improvements while minimizing costs.
This document provides instructions for preparing for the first project in an operating systems course that uses Nachos as an instructional operating system. It includes directions to read about Nachos and related materials, and an overview of the key parts of Nachos including the operating system code and the machine emulator code. It also summarizes some of the key Nachos thread functions like Fork, Yield, and Sleep.
After Midnight Jewelers is a small, locally owned jewelry store in South Burlington, Vermont that prides itself on its personal service. The store features front-opening cases and a welcoming atmosphere. It has served the local community for over 21 years. The document provides information about the store's services, including appraisals for insurance, donations, and estates. Fees for appraisals vary depending on the appraiser and item.
The document discusses virtual memory, file systems, and operating systems. It provides 3 key points:
1) Virtual memory allows separating logical and physical memory by dividing information into smaller pages that can be stored on disk when not in use and paged back into memory as needed.
2) File systems organize information stored on storage devices into files with attributes like name, size, and location. Files can be accessed sequentially, directly, or via indexes.
3) Operating systems use techniques like virtual memory, file systems, and memory management to allow processes to run programs and access data in an organized way.
Este documento presenta información sobre la organización y presentación de datos estadísticos. Explica conceptos como tablas de frecuencia, gráficos, medidas de tendencia central como la media, mediana y moda, y medidas de dispersión. Incluye ejemplos detallados de cómo calcular y construir tablas de frecuencia, diferentes tipos de gráficos y cómo medir la tendencia central y dispersión de los datos.
The case study was led by a full-time team of Mission Measurement consultants in close collaboration with
Cisco. The Mission Measurement team consisted of three full-time staff, Jason Saul–CEO, Cheryl
Davenport–Director Corporate Practice, and Jenna White–Engagement Manager. The Cisco team
consisted of two full-time staff, Zika Abzuk–Senior Manager, Corporate Affairs and Gai Hetzroni–Senior
Program Manager, Corporate Affairs. Mission Measurement worked with the Cisco team to elucidate the
unique components of Cisco’s investment approach in Palestine. Mission Measurement then conducted
primary and secondary research to independently evaluate the impact of Cisco’s investment. All primary
research data and findings in this document are a result of this independent research.
This document discusses Windows Azure and cloud computing. It provides an overview of what cloud computing is, the benefits of Azure and cloud computing such as agility, cost savings and scalability. It also discusses what Azure is and includes services like storage, SQL Azure and App Fabric. It describes how to set up Azure development environments and covers demos of creating web and worker roles and using storage services. Finally it provides information on account options, tools, resources and how to get started with Azure development.
The document discusses the Nachos filesystem and provides instructions for installing and modifying the filesystem code to remove restrictions on file size and enable hierarchical directories. Key points include downloading and merging code files, modifying specific Java files, and designing new APIs for directory operations. Hints are given to read the existing code carefully, move some functions, account for the cross compiler, and be patient with bugs during development.
Alabama E3 is a collaboration of government, utility, and manufacturing organizations that aims to promote sustainable manufacturing in Alabama. Its goals are to help manufacturers increase profits through efficiencies, reduce costs and environmental impacts, and add jobs. E3 stands for Economy, Energy, and Environment. Alabama E3 conducts assessments of manufacturers to identify opportunities, provides training, and helps implement projects to achieve efficiencies in production, energy usage, and waste reduction. It works with various partners and offers several types of grants to help manufacturers implement sustainability improvements while minimizing costs.
This document provides instructions for preparing for the first project in an operating systems course that uses Nachos as an instructional operating system. It includes directions to read about Nachos and related materials, and an overview of the key parts of Nachos including the operating system code and the machine emulator code. It also summarizes some of the key Nachos thread functions like Fork, Yield, and Sleep.
After Midnight Jewelers is a small, locally owned jewelry store in South Burlington, Vermont that prides itself on its personal service. The store features front-opening cases and a welcoming atmosphere. It has served the local community for over 21 years. The document provides information about the store's services, including appraisals for insurance, donations, and estates. Fees for appraisals vary depending on the appraiser and item.
The document discusses virtual memory, file systems, and operating systems. It provides 3 key points:
1) Virtual memory allows separating logical and physical memory by dividing information into smaller pages that can be stored on disk when not in use and paged back into memory as needed.
2) File systems organize information stored on storage devices into files with attributes like name, size, and location. Files can be accessed sequentially, directly, or via indexes.
3) Operating systems use techniques like virtual memory, file systems, and memory management to allow processes to run programs and access data in an organized way.
Este documento presenta información sobre la organización y presentación de datos estadísticos. Explica conceptos como tablas de frecuencia, gráficos, medidas de tendencia central como la media, mediana y moda, y medidas de dispersión. Incluye ejemplos detallados de cómo calcular y construir tablas de frecuencia, diferentes tipos de gráficos y cómo medir la tendencia central y dispersión de los datos.
This document advertises an upcoming private equity conference in Geneva and offers readers a 15% discount on registration. The conference, called SuperReturn Emerging Markets, will take place from June 25-28, 2012 and will include 150 speakers, including 85 international investors, top global and local private equity firms. Over 350 senior attendees are expected. The CEO of Preqin, Mark O'Hare, will be speaking and hopes to connect with readers at the conference. Contact information is provided to register with the 15% discount code.
Global Competitive Insights (GCI) are monthly reports, which discuss the latest activities taking place in a particular sector, across the globe. The reports are published with an objective of providing all the latest and relevant information to the readers in a concise format.
The objective of GCI reports is to keep the readers abreast with the developments in the concerned sectors, while saving their time and resources in compiling all the data and extracting information of it.
In order to book your subscription, please visit www.indalytics.com
The report, released by the Bank Information Centre-Europe and Centre for Financial Accountability, titled ‘Financing the future? The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and India’s National Investment and Infrastructure Fund’ warns that the AIIB do due diligence at all levels before approving a new $200m deal with India in April for fear of turning the key on some highly-controversial projects now being stalled by the local community.
The Centre for Financial Accountability aims to strengthen and improve financial accountability within India by engaging in critical analysis, monitoring and critique of the role of financial institutions – national and international, and their impact on development, human rights and the environment, amongst other areas. For more information visit http://www.cenfa.org Get in touch with us at info@cenfa.org
We also publish Finance Matters, a weekly newsletter on the development finance. Archive can be accessed at http://www.cenfa.org/newsletter-archive/
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Infrastructure investments have recently been stalling in India, this has been mainly because the companies operating in the infra space have relied excessively on debt financing. With PPP projects peaking in 2010, there has been a steady decline in private sector investments in infrastructure, as companies struggle with higher debt loads. The high financial leverage of these companies have also put pressure on public sector banks that are reaching their exposure limits, with rising NPAs and stressed loans. The government is urgently trying to revive investments in infrastructure to sustain economic growth, by removing regulatory hurdles and providing opportunities for refinancing, while also cleaning up the banking system.
Stalling investments in infrastructure and the expanding infra debt burden in...Kyna Tsai
The document discusses stalling investments in infrastructure in India and the growing infrastructure debt burden. It notes that while the government has increased proposed spending on infrastructure, the funding requirement is much larger. Private investment in infrastructure peaked in 2010 but has been declining due to challenges in infrastructure financing. The government is establishing new funds and allowing regulatory agencies to issue bonds to help mobilize the large additional financing needed to close India's infrastructure gap.
The document is a project report on Rawat Constructions submitted for a Bachelor's degree. It includes an introduction, acknowledgements, certificate, and initial sections on the construction industry and market in India. The construction industry contributes around 9% to India's GDP and provides 35 million jobs. Investment in infrastructure is estimated to have increased from 5.7% of GDP in 2007 to around 8% by 2012. The real estate market size in India is expected to reach $180 billion by 2020.
The document provides an annual review of the Irish construction industry in 2012. It summarizes projections for construction output, noting that output is expected to decline further in 2013 before showing low single-digit growth in subsequent years. Even with ambitious growth targets, the industry would not reach sustainable output levels until 2020 or later. Construction costs are expected to increase modestly in the coming years, while public sector construction faces challenges such as low-cost tendering and risk transfers that make it difficult for contractors and consultants.
In this its 37th year, we look at the medium term outlook for the industry as a whole, key industry, sector, and regional developments, as well as developments on the international stage. We are happy to report some initial signs of stabilisation in the industry but also demonstrate that the industry is operating at wholly unsustainable levels in terms of output
The document discusses infrastructure development in Indonesia. It notes that infrastructure investment is expected to boost Indonesia's economic growth in 2015. The government has made improving infrastructure a priority through its Master Plan for Acceleration and Expansion of Indonesian Economic Development. This includes investing over $400 billion in transportation, energy, and ports. While reforms and project tendering provide momentum, political and currency risks along with slow government budget disbursement remain challenges to infrastructure progress.
This document provides an introduction and overview for the publication "Rethinking Infrastructure: Voices from the Global Infrastructure Initiative". It summarizes that the Global Infrastructure Initiative brings together leaders from various disciplines related to infrastructure to address the global need for infrastructure investment. It introduces the themes and chapters covered in the publication, which include winning public consent for infrastructure projects, financing and ownership models, improvements in infrastructure design, and issues around new infrastructure in emerging economies like China. The introduction sets up the publication as a collection of thought-provoking perspectives from industry experts on challenges and potential solutions regarding developing sustainable and productive infrastructure worldwide.
PwC is a global leader in project finance and infrastructure advisory, having closed 325 deals worth $99.9 billion over the last decade. They provide services across the entire asset lifecycle for major infrastructure sectors. While institutional investment in infrastructure is increasing, many projects remain delayed due to land acquisition issues, political/regulatory risks, and concerns over revenue and operating models. To attract more pension fund investment, governments must address illiquidity, lack of reliable business plans, and regulatory/geographic mismatches between projects and investors. Infrastructure bonds and specialized funds could help fill long-term financing gaps if the right market conditions are established.
This report analyzes venture capital investment in the Denver metro area from 2008 to 2012. Some key findings:
- Total venture capital funding declined sharply from $300 million in early 2008 to a low of $60 million in late 2012 due to the economic downturn, but has begun to recover in recent years.
- Denver ranked 8th among peer cities in deal count and 9th in total funding over this period.
- Funding has shifted towards earlier and later stage businesses, with less at the seed stage due to high risk.
Research report on Strategic Finance & Real Estate in IndiaSaurabh Trivedi
Prepared research report on Strategic Finance & Real Estate in India presented Indian School of Business (ISB, Hyderabad) on November 9th, 2012. The report consist of real estate trend in India in the year 2012. Comparison among the various funding options available for real estate development in India. REITS operation in India and discussion about yield generating assets. Emerging real estate asset class in India.
This document provides an outlook on the mutual fund industry for 2015 from Deloitte. It begins with a foreword and then sections on looking back at 2014 predictions and what was accurate, looking forward to key focus areas in 2015. The key focus areas for 2015 according to the report are leveraging technology to drive distribution, unlocking revenue opportunities through new products, managing reputation risk through governance, and targeting growth through operational innovation. The report provides analysis and predictions for each of these focus areas to help industry leaders strategize for the coming year.
Indian Construction Equipment and Infrastructure Financing MarketNiraj Singhvi
This report is prepared by Maple Growth Partners, an investment research and strategic advisory firm.
One of our Singapore-based impact investing fund client had asked us to conduct a detailed study within the Indian NBFC market to identify growth segments based on their investment criteria. They were looking for tech-oriented companies with an investment ticket size of less than $1 million. This full report is a 300 pager document providing a detailed overview of the Indian NBFC industry.
We first provided a broad overview of the Indian NBFC market and identified 12 service segments such as SME, education, healthcare, auto, housing, infra finance, construction equipment finance, loan against property (LAP), affordable housing, microfinance, gold, and wholesale finance. Of these identified segments, we carried out a detailed study on the following 9 segments our client was broadly interested into: SME, auto, healthcare, education, housing, affordable housing, construction equipment finance, infra finance, and LAP.
Then, we compared and evaluated all these segments based on a strict investment parameter framework to come up with a more fact-based (rather than intuitive) investment rationale and go-to-market strategies. We later presented our sector insights, value creation game plan, and actionable targets for each of the attractive segments, along with a directory of industry experts and influencers so that our client had the primary first-hand resource to assess the investment opportunities within the identified attractive service segments.
While the entire report is exclusive for the said client, we have provided our piecemeal analysis of the two least interested sectors (from the client perspective) i.e. infrastructure financing and construction equipment finance in order to showcase our research and analytical skill-sets and capabilities.
A Basic Guide to Infrastructure Business, Investing and Financing in IndiaEmpowerhosting
Netz Capital Advisors LLP advises infrastructure companies on arranging financing from banks, private equity funds, and other financial institutions. This white paper provides an overview of the Indian infrastructure industry, including key sectors and financing models. It discusses engineering, procurement, and construction contracts as well as public-private partnerships. The paper also outlines the focus areas and financing options for infrastructure companies, including equity financing for long-term projects and various debt products. It concludes with a discussion of domestic and international banking guidelines and policies that support infrastructure lending in India.
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This document is the result of a research and analysis by Ms. Sakshi Sharma, overseen and supervised by Joshua Flannery, CEO, Innovation Dojo Japan LLC.
Enquiries: joshua@innovationdojo.com.au
www.innovationdojo.com.au
This document advertises an upcoming private equity conference in Geneva and offers readers a 15% discount on registration. The conference, called SuperReturn Emerging Markets, will take place from June 25-28, 2012 and will include 150 speakers, including 85 international investors, top global and local private equity firms. Over 350 senior attendees are expected. The CEO of Preqin, Mark O'Hare, will be speaking and hopes to connect with readers at the conference. Contact information is provided to register with the 15% discount code.
Global Competitive Insights (GCI) are monthly reports, which discuss the latest activities taking place in a particular sector, across the globe. The reports are published with an objective of providing all the latest and relevant information to the readers in a concise format.
The objective of GCI reports is to keep the readers abreast with the developments in the concerned sectors, while saving their time and resources in compiling all the data and extracting information of it.
In order to book your subscription, please visit www.indalytics.com
The report, released by the Bank Information Centre-Europe and Centre for Financial Accountability, titled ‘Financing the future? The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and India’s National Investment and Infrastructure Fund’ warns that the AIIB do due diligence at all levels before approving a new $200m deal with India in April for fear of turning the key on some highly-controversial projects now being stalled by the local community.
The Centre for Financial Accountability aims to strengthen and improve financial accountability within India by engaging in critical analysis, monitoring and critique of the role of financial institutions – national and international, and their impact on development, human rights and the environment, amongst other areas. For more information visit http://www.cenfa.org Get in touch with us at info@cenfa.org
We also publish Finance Matters, a weekly newsletter on the development finance. Archive can be accessed at http://www.cenfa.org/newsletter-archive/
To subscribe, email us at newsletter@cenfa.org
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Infrastructure investments have recently been stalling in India, this has been mainly because the companies operating in the infra space have relied excessively on debt financing. With PPP projects peaking in 2010, there has been a steady decline in private sector investments in infrastructure, as companies struggle with higher debt loads. The high financial leverage of these companies have also put pressure on public sector banks that are reaching their exposure limits, with rising NPAs and stressed loans. The government is urgently trying to revive investments in infrastructure to sustain economic growth, by removing regulatory hurdles and providing opportunities for refinancing, while also cleaning up the banking system.
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The document discusses stalling investments in infrastructure in India and the growing infrastructure debt burden. It notes that while the government has increased proposed spending on infrastructure, the funding requirement is much larger. Private investment in infrastructure peaked in 2010 but has been declining due to challenges in infrastructure financing. The government is establishing new funds and allowing regulatory agencies to issue bonds to help mobilize the large additional financing needed to close India's infrastructure gap.
The document is a project report on Rawat Constructions submitted for a Bachelor's degree. It includes an introduction, acknowledgements, certificate, and initial sections on the construction industry and market in India. The construction industry contributes around 9% to India's GDP and provides 35 million jobs. Investment in infrastructure is estimated to have increased from 5.7% of GDP in 2007 to around 8% by 2012. The real estate market size in India is expected to reach $180 billion by 2020.
The document provides an annual review of the Irish construction industry in 2012. It summarizes projections for construction output, noting that output is expected to decline further in 2013 before showing low single-digit growth in subsequent years. Even with ambitious growth targets, the industry would not reach sustainable output levels until 2020 or later. Construction costs are expected to increase modestly in the coming years, while public sector construction faces challenges such as low-cost tendering and risk transfers that make it difficult for contractors and consultants.
In this its 37th year, we look at the medium term outlook for the industry as a whole, key industry, sector, and regional developments, as well as developments on the international stage. We are happy to report some initial signs of stabilisation in the industry but also demonstrate that the industry is operating at wholly unsustainable levels in terms of output
The document discusses infrastructure development in Indonesia. It notes that infrastructure investment is expected to boost Indonesia's economic growth in 2015. The government has made improving infrastructure a priority through its Master Plan for Acceleration and Expansion of Indonesian Economic Development. This includes investing over $400 billion in transportation, energy, and ports. While reforms and project tendering provide momentum, political and currency risks along with slow government budget disbursement remain challenges to infrastructure progress.
This document provides an introduction and overview for the publication "Rethinking Infrastructure: Voices from the Global Infrastructure Initiative". It summarizes that the Global Infrastructure Initiative brings together leaders from various disciplines related to infrastructure to address the global need for infrastructure investment. It introduces the themes and chapters covered in the publication, which include winning public consent for infrastructure projects, financing and ownership models, improvements in infrastructure design, and issues around new infrastructure in emerging economies like China. The introduction sets up the publication as a collection of thought-provoking perspectives from industry experts on challenges and potential solutions regarding developing sustainable and productive infrastructure worldwide.
PwC is a global leader in project finance and infrastructure advisory, having closed 325 deals worth $99.9 billion over the last decade. They provide services across the entire asset lifecycle for major infrastructure sectors. While institutional investment in infrastructure is increasing, many projects remain delayed due to land acquisition issues, political/regulatory risks, and concerns over revenue and operating models. To attract more pension fund investment, governments must address illiquidity, lack of reliable business plans, and regulatory/geographic mismatches between projects and investors. Infrastructure bonds and specialized funds could help fill long-term financing gaps if the right market conditions are established.
This report analyzes venture capital investment in the Denver metro area from 2008 to 2012. Some key findings:
- Total venture capital funding declined sharply from $300 million in early 2008 to a low of $60 million in late 2012 due to the economic downturn, but has begun to recover in recent years.
- Denver ranked 8th among peer cities in deal count and 9th in total funding over this period.
- Funding has shifted towards earlier and later stage businesses, with less at the seed stage due to high risk.
Research report on Strategic Finance & Real Estate in IndiaSaurabh Trivedi
Prepared research report on Strategic Finance & Real Estate in India presented Indian School of Business (ISB, Hyderabad) on November 9th, 2012. The report consist of real estate trend in India in the year 2012. Comparison among the various funding options available for real estate development in India. REITS operation in India and discussion about yield generating assets. Emerging real estate asset class in India.
This document provides an outlook on the mutual fund industry for 2015 from Deloitte. It begins with a foreword and then sections on looking back at 2014 predictions and what was accurate, looking forward to key focus areas in 2015. The key focus areas for 2015 according to the report are leveraging technology to drive distribution, unlocking revenue opportunities through new products, managing reputation risk through governance, and targeting growth through operational innovation. The report provides analysis and predictions for each of these focus areas to help industry leaders strategize for the coming year.
Indian Construction Equipment and Infrastructure Financing MarketNiraj Singhvi
This report is prepared by Maple Growth Partners, an investment research and strategic advisory firm.
One of our Singapore-based impact investing fund client had asked us to conduct a detailed study within the Indian NBFC market to identify growth segments based on their investment criteria. They were looking for tech-oriented companies with an investment ticket size of less than $1 million. This full report is a 300 pager document providing a detailed overview of the Indian NBFC industry.
We first provided a broad overview of the Indian NBFC market and identified 12 service segments such as SME, education, healthcare, auto, housing, infra finance, construction equipment finance, loan against property (LAP), affordable housing, microfinance, gold, and wholesale finance. Of these identified segments, we carried out a detailed study on the following 9 segments our client was broadly interested into: SME, auto, healthcare, education, housing, affordable housing, construction equipment finance, infra finance, and LAP.
Then, we compared and evaluated all these segments based on a strict investment parameter framework to come up with a more fact-based (rather than intuitive) investment rationale and go-to-market strategies. We later presented our sector insights, value creation game plan, and actionable targets for each of the attractive segments, along with a directory of industry experts and influencers so that our client had the primary first-hand resource to assess the investment opportunities within the identified attractive service segments.
While the entire report is exclusive for the said client, we have provided our piecemeal analysis of the two least interested sectors (from the client perspective) i.e. infrastructure financing and construction equipment finance in order to showcase our research and analytical skill-sets and capabilities.
A Basic Guide to Infrastructure Business, Investing and Financing in IndiaEmpowerhosting
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THE STATE OF STARTUP ECOSYSTEM - INDIA x JAPAN 2023Joshua Flannery
This document is the result of a research and analysis by Ms. Sakshi Sharma, overseen and supervised by Joshua Flannery, CEO, Innovation Dojo Japan LLC.
Enquiries: joshua@innovationdojo.com.au
www.innovationdojo.com.au
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27,345 Buyout Deals** 33,675 Venture Capital Deals*** 2,319 Infra. Deals
Investor Coverage: 10,034 Institutional Investors Monitored,
Including 7,194 Verified Active**** in Alternatives and 74,264 LP Commitments to Partnerships
1,826 Active
4596 Active PE LPs 3,850 Active Hedge Fund Investors 3,505 Active RE LPs
Infra. LPS
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Fund Terms Coverage: Analysis Based on Data for Around 6,500 Funds
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*Private Equity includes buyout, venture capital, distressed, growth, natural resources and mezzanine funds.
**Buyout deals: Preqin tracks private equity-backed buyout deals globally, including LBOs, growth capital, public-to-private deals, and recapitalizations. Our coverage does not include private debt and mezzanine deals.
***Venture capital deals: Preqin tracks cash-for-equity investments by professional venture capital firms in companies globally across all venture capital stages, from seed to expansion phase. The deals figures provided by Preqin are based on
announced venture capital rounds when the capital is committed to a company.
****Preqin contacts investors directly to ensure their alternatives programs are active. We emphasize active investors, but clients can also view profiles for investors no longer investing or with programs on hold.