Learn the Latest Strategies
Shaping the Future of Private Equity
Acting alone or in club deals, private equity funds have the access to capital and financial
expertise to handle complex transactions that can give them an edge over strategic buyers.
In a “perfect storm” of increasingly onerous disclosure requirements for public companies,
shareholder demands for earnings, and increased potential liability for directors, public
companies and new start ups alike will continue to turn to the private market to fund their
growth or exit strategies.
Don’t miss the opportunity to learn from industry leaders what sponsors, their lawyers and
their investors need to know to successfully navigate the world of private equity in 2008.
Answers to Critical Questions Now
- Deal Developments: What impact have reverse break-up fees and MACs had since
July 2007? How may private equity deals change going forward?
- Fundraising Strategies: How can private equity firms enhance their fundraising
with a new array of marketing tactics and performance tracking? How do coinvestment
and side-car funds fit into a sponsor’s fundraising strategy?
- Going Public: What critical structuring and business issues must a private equity
firm consider before going public? What are the key lessons to be learned from
recent offerings? How do GP vehicles compare to the permanent capital vehicles?
- Key Legal Developments in Private Equity M&A: How do management control
issues influence the sale process? Where do the greatest landmines lie? What have
we found in the recent slowdown about the implications of merger agreement
terms?
Prepare to Meet Upcoming Challenges
Private Equity 2008: What You Need to Know Now will help to answer all of these
questions with real world, practical advice for today’s market. By bringing together the key
players from the legal, banking and advisory world, this second annual program will provide
you with critical guidance on the latest issues shaping the future of private equity.
Reserve your place today!
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