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Private Equity Strategies

Editorial

Friday, April 08, 2016

Welcome to the latest issue of Private Equity Strategies. In this issue we will touch on some niche areas could be standout segments for the industry. Emerging markets GP Abraaj Group has launched a new energy investment arm focused on renewable energy in emerging markets. An expanded Regs Watch features a contribution from Dechert that explores how the SEC is looking at private equity. In addition, we offer our regular updates on a full scope of new guidelines, court rulings and items of note for private equity compliance teams.

Movers and Shakers looks at middle market lender Franklin Square which had a banner year in 2015 and has made a new high profile hire. In the Data Snapshot, we look at Bain & Company’s new report on exit activity as well as research from Pantheon that suggests that quartile rankings are more important than some might think.

Finally, we want to draw your attention to the new Opalesque Marketplace:

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2. Flat 12.5% rate of corporate tax applied. This is one of the lowest corporate tax rates in Europe.

3. 8% VAT whereby all expenses contrary to all other EU countries can be claimed as Input VAT.

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Serious inquirers can contact Knab@Opalesque.com

 
This article was published in Opalesque's Private Equity Strategies our monthly research update on the global private equity landscape including all sectors and market caps.
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