Mar 18, 10:45 AM

Europe Start-ups Turn to Complex Debt Deals as $2.6 Trillion Private Equity Cash Piles Up, CalPERS Enters Market

Europe's start-ups are resorting to increasingly complex debt deals as cash becomes scarce, with private-equity firms holding a record $2.6 trillion in uninvested capital. Mid-market firms are excelling in fundraising, while venture capital stands to benefit from CalPERS' entry into private markets.

#Europe #CalPERS

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Tim Facer@TTFacer
2 years ago
VC to gain from CalPERS' big push into private markets https://t.co/x7OhsFmom9 via @laragon @VCJournal #VC
The Economist@TheEconomist
2 years ago
Private-equity firms are sitting on a record $2.6trn-worth of “dry powder”—capital committed by investors, but not yet invested. How might the situation resolve itself? https://t.co/qJ0j4I3uAA 👇
Tim Facer@TTFacer
2 years ago
Mid-market gains upper hand in PE fundraising race https://t.co/HaqudW5We2 via @PitchBook #PrivateEquity

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Europe Start-ups Turn to Complex Debt Deals as $2.6 Trillion Private Equity Cash Piles Up, CalPERS Enters Market

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