Term Paper
LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT
A PROJECT SYNOPSIS ON
A STUDY OF PRIVATE EQUITY LIFECYCLE - CREATION OF LLP, INVESTMENT AND EXIT
SUBMITTED BY:
JUBY CHERIAN
ROLL NO 48/2012, SEC A
LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT, DELHI
A STUDY OF PRIVATE EQUITY LIFECYCLE - CREATION OF LLP, INVESTMENT AND EXIT
By:
Juby Cherian
Roll No 48/2011, Sec A
Distribution List:
Prof S.S. Parmar – Faculty Guide, LBSIM, Delhi
Date of Project Synopsis Submission: July 25th , 2013
Table of Contents
STATEMENT OF PROPOSAL 4
1.1 PROBLEM STATEMENT 4
1.2 BACKGROUND 4
1.3 STUDY/VALUATION METHODOLOGY 5
1.4 BIBLIOGRAPHY 6
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* * * STATEMENT OF PROPOSAL
PROBLEM STATEMENT
The Study will be concentrated on Private Equity Lifecycle – Creation of LLP, Investment Methods and Exit. The document requirement, fund raising and valuation will be scrutinized.
As an Investment Advisor, every stage of the lifecycle (Identifying Investment Opportunities, Evaluating & Structuring, Post Investment Monitoring and Exit) will be quantitatively analyzed along with rights and regulations monitoring a PE Deal Cycle.
BACKGROUND
In 2006, Private Equity invested another record amount in US and European businesses: US$450bn, an increase of 60% on the 2005 figure of US$280bn.Private Equity has also become increasingly important for investors acting on behalf of a broad spectrum of the general public. In both the US and Europe in 2006, the flow of investment into Private Equity from pension funds increased, representing more than a quarter of new investment. Further investment came from endowments, foundations, and funds of funds.
This rapid growth in the scale and success of Private Equity has brought with it increased scrutiny: politicians in many countries are reviewing whether and how to regulate and tax the industry; corporate are considering how to compete
A PROJECT SYNOPSIS ON
A STUDY OF PRIVATE EQUITY LIFECYCLE - CREATION OF LLP, INVESTMENT AND EXIT
SUBMITTED BY:
JUBY CHERIAN
ROLL NO 48/2012, SEC A
LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT, DELHI
A STUDY OF PRIVATE EQUITY LIFECYCLE - CREATION OF LLP, INVESTMENT AND EXIT
By:
Juby Cherian
Roll No 48/2011, Sec A
Distribution List:
Prof S.S. Parmar – Faculty Guide, LBSIM, Delhi
Date of Project Synopsis Submission: July 25th , 2013
Table of Contents
STATEMENT OF PROPOSAL 4
1.1 PROBLEM STATEMENT 4
1.2 BACKGROUND 4
1.3 STUDY/VALUATION METHODOLOGY 5
1.4 BIBLIOGRAPHY 6
* * * * * * *
* * * STATEMENT OF PROPOSAL
PROBLEM STATEMENT
The Study will be concentrated on Private Equity Lifecycle – Creation of LLP, Investment Methods and Exit. The document requirement, fund raising and valuation will be scrutinized.
As an Investment Advisor, every stage of the lifecycle (Identifying Investment Opportunities, Evaluating & Structuring, Post Investment Monitoring and Exit) will be quantitatively analyzed along with rights and regulations monitoring a PE Deal Cycle.
BACKGROUND
In 2006, Private Equity invested another record amount in US and European businesses: US$450bn, an increase of 60% on the 2005 figure of US$280bn.Private Equity has also become increasingly important for investors acting on behalf of a broad spectrum of the general public. In both the US and Europe in 2006, the flow of investment into Private Equity from pension funds increased, representing more than a quarter of new investment. Further investment came from endowments, foundations, and funds of funds.
This rapid growth in the scale and success of Private Equity has brought with it increased scrutiny: politicians in many countries are reviewing whether and how to regulate and tax the industry; corporate are considering how to compete