Corporates fear growing power of VCs, says E&Y study
Research amongst major European companies shows that they are increasingly concerned about the competition they face for deals from private equity funds. Companies see them becoming more aggressive, more determined, more streetwise and are concerned about their impact on deal valuations.
This is the conclusion of the Ernst & Young Corporate Development Officer European Study, based on a series of 92 in-depth interviews with the people responsible for creating and executing their company’s corporate transaction strategy. The research was undertaken by Ernst & Young’s Transaction Advisory Services group over the last six months.
61 of the respondents worked for businesses that had sales in excess of £2.9bn and a further 25 for business with sales of between £0.6bn and £2.9bn.
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