Business, Management and Accounting
8 years ago

German private equity market sees surge in demand for growth capital.

SSRN Electronic Journal
German Private Equity Market After the Financial Crisis: Optimistic Outlook yet Increasingly Excess Demand for Growth Capital (German)
Ann‐Kristin Achleitner, Georg Metzger, Uwe Reiner, Margarita Tchouvakhina

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The German private equity market changed after the financial crisis in 2008. A study looked at how private equity investment and demand for growth capital shifted during this time. Investors moved towards safer, later-stage investments, leading to bigger average investments. Venture capital and private equity markets started to diverge. There was a growing need for growth capital, which public investors helped to address.