Positive signs for UK private equity
According to the third quarterly Confidence and Attitudes Survey of the BVCA, the overall business climate is now starting to show signs of an upturn, after a protracted period of market uncertainty. The survey indicates that almost 44% of the private equity industry believes that the business climate has been favourable for investment over the past three months. In June this year, only 28% of BVCA members concurred with this. With regard to the future of the industry, 50% were confident of an improvement in market conditions over the coming three months, compared to 37% in June and just 14% in March this year. This is the first time that no one has predicted a deterioration in conditions, compared to figures of 3% in June and 14% in March.
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