
Nordic Survey 2011

The first edition of the Nordic Survey 2011, in association with Delphi, assesses market sentiment among the region's private equity professionals.
Respondents see regulatory restraints to be by far the biggest issue for the private equity industry, in the light of numerous new regulations currently being implemented or in the works.
Meanwhile respondents believe GPs to be taking advantage of improving market conditions and divesting portfolio companies, following two years of exit activity that can be described at worst as "non-existent" and at best "limited".
That said, the downturn is expected to impact returns of fund vintages raised at the top of the market: four out of five respondents believe that the private equity industry will shrink and some GPs will fail with their next fundraising efforts.
To view the commented survey results in full, download the Nordic Survey 2011 here.
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