Post-Investment Value Addition to Buyouts: Analysis of European Private Equity Firms

ISBN-13: 9783835002289 / Angielski / Miękka / 2006 / 174 str.

Degenhard Meier; Prof Dr Malte Brettel

Opis

Degenhard Meier explores the dimensions of post-investment value addition characterizing the interaction between private equity firms and their portfolio companies and derives plausible hypotheses which he tests in an innovative way, i.e. he takes the current discussion on alternative methods to structural equation modeling as a basis and develops this discussion further by shedding light on partial least squares - a variance-based approach to structural equation modeling.

Spis treści

Framework for structuring the analysis of post-investment value addition to buyouts Methodology of data analysis Derivation of hypothesis and design of the survey instrument Data collection and analysis Interpretation of the results and implications for practitioners

O autorze

Dr. Degenhard Meier promovierte bei Prof. Dr. Malte Brettel am Lehrstuhl für Wirtschaftswissenschaften für Ingenieure und Naturwissenschaftler der RWTH Aachen. Er ist als Consultant für Bain & Company in München tätig.

Blurb

From 1999 onwards, the performance of buyout investments in Europe has steadily declined. As the traditional levers of value creation - high financial leverage and multiple expansion - are common knowledge in the private equity industry and therefore no longer a source of competitive advantage, the future success of buyout investments in Europe will depend on the ability of private equity firms to improve the operating performance of their portfolio companies post-acquisition.

Degenhard Meier identifies the success factors of post-investment value creation and their relative importance. He explores the dimensions of post-investment value addition characterizing the interaction between private equity firms and their portfolio companies and derives plausible hypotheses which he tests in an innovative way, i.e. he takes the current discussion on alternative methods to structural equation modeling as a basis and develops this discussion further by shedding light on partial least squares - a variance-based approach to structural equation modeling.