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- 1. The State of the Private Capital Markets Private Capital Markets LaunchPad June 10, 2011 John K. Paglia, Ph.D., CFA, CPA Associate Professor of Finance Senior Researcher, Pepperdine Private Capital Markets Project
- 8. Prob. of failure finally declines Net income expectations positive
- 9. Confidence rebounds sharply Optimistic about growth
- 10. What are Owners Focusing on Today?
- 11. Finally ended layoffs and CAPEX reductions
- 12. Still increasing collection times Pricing power or inflationary response? More competitive than ever
- 13. Business Owner Access to Capital (Net Increases) Finally reversed deteriorating capital access
- 21. Tightness of Financial Covenants, Warrant Coverage and PIK Features Warrant coverage declines Covenants less restrictive
- 26. 40% of Business Sale Engagements Expired Without a Transaction
- 27. Valuation Gaps for Non-Transacted Engagements
- 28. Difficulty Securing Senior Debt?
- 29. Balance of Capital with Businesses Worthy of Financing: Surplus or Shortage?
- 30. Top Issues Facing Privately Held Businesses (Today versus Emerging) Today Emerging