Our recognised private equity team delivers pragmatic,
innovative and straightforward financial advice to investors and management
teams in mid-market private equity transactions.
We bring a wealth of experience of private equity and
venture capital investment to ensure that you can achieve your commercial aims
and protect your position.
Our clients trust us to deliver commercial and
straightforward advice in connection with private equity investment whether
that be seed capital, angel investment, venture capital investment, management
and institutional buy-outs, initial public offerings, refinancing and portfolio
acquisitions.
Working collaboratively across DWF, we ensure every angle of
your transaction is carefully scoped, planned and executed, including any
related banking and finance matters, tax and regulatory compliance issues, IP,
brand protection, pensions and employment matters, as well as wider commercial
matters.
Some recent examples of transactions where we have provided
clients with leading corporate financial advice:
- Secondary buy-out of Utiligroup by Accel KKR backed Energy Services Group
- Buy-out of New World Trading by Graphite
- Secondary buy-out of Ideal Shopping by Blackstone
- Buy-out of My Policy by Inflexion
- Investment in Four Eyes Insight by LivingBridge
- Investment by LDC in Waterfall Catering and subsequent sale
Private equity exits via IPOs in 2018
In this latest report, the corporate experts at DWF analyse the key deal terms of private equity exits across both the London Main Market and AIM in 2018.
Our Private Equity Exits via IPO report (2017) illustrated how the trend for private equity exits via the public markets endured the impact of the Brexit referendum and general election in 2017. Our report for 2018 evidences further that the London markets remain an attractive venue for private equity investors to achieve liquidity notwithstanding the unique political and economic turmoil of the delayed Brexit deadline. In this revised report, we analyse the key deal terms of private equity exits across both the London Main Market and AIM in 2018.