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Private Equity in Europe 2007


Published Date: April 2007
Published By: Datamonitor
Page Count: 39
Order Code: R313-21604
 
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Summary
Executive Summary
Market Context
Customer Focus
MARKET CONTEXT
Introduction
Key findings
Demand for private equity funds is increasing
Demand for private equity funds is likely to remain strong and steady
Institutional demand is likely to increase by around 5-10% per year
High net worth interest in private equity funds is predicted to grow by around 0-10% per year
Mass market demand for private equity funds is likely to increase over the next 3 years
AXA is the leading competitor for private equity funds in France
Goldman Sachs leads the field in Germany
Société Générale is the top player in Italy
Allianz Dresdner holds a third of the private equity market in Spain
The UK private equity market is led by HSBC, but is more closely competitive than most European markets
AXA Private Equity manages investments in excess of EUR10 billion worldwide
Goldman Sachs runs a comprehensive global private equity program
Société Générale is growing its private equity business
Allianz Dresdner has developed its private equity activities after its merger
HSBC has a strong presence in both European and global private equity
CUSTOMER FOCUS
Introduction
Key findings
The institutional market is the biggest customer group in Europe for private equity products in Europe
Institutional investors are likely to remain the biggest customer base for these funds in the future
The high net worth market is likely to see the biggest increase in demand for private equity funds
The retail banking channel is the most successful method of distributing private equity funds to the mass market in Europe
High net worth investors prefer financial advisors as a distribution channel
Institutional investors across Europe tend to purchase private equity funds directly
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TABLE OF FIGURES


Figure 1: In your opinion, what is the most important reason why wealthy clients are demanding alternative investments?
Figure 2: Which is your biggest customer group for private equity products?
Figure 3: Which is your biggest customer group for venture capital products?
Figure 4: In 3 years, what will be your biggest customer group for private equity products?
Figure 5: In 3 years, what will be your biggest customer group for venture capital products?
Figure 6: What do you think is the best way for private equity products to be distributed to mass market investors?
Figure 7: What do you think is the best way for venture capital products to be distributed to mass market investors?
Figure 8: What do you think is the best way for private equity products to be distributed to high net worth investors?
Figure 9: What do you think is the best way for venture capital products to be distributed to high net worth investors?
Figure 10: What do you think is the best way for private equity products to be distributed to institutional investors?
Figure 11: What do you think is the best way for venture capital products to be distributed to institutional investors?


TABLE OF TABLES


Table 1: In your opinion, what is the most important reason why wealthy clients are demanding alternative investments?
Table 2: What type of alternative investment fund is most in demand by your wealthy clients or the wealth managers who offer your funds to their clients?
Table 3: Thinking of the next 3 years, how do you think demand for the following alternative investments will change among institutional investors?
Table 4: Thinking of institutional investors, what do you think will be the major barriers to wider take-up of the following alternative investments in the next three years?
Table 5: Thinking of the next 3 years, how do you think demand for the following alternative investments will change among high net worth investors?
Table 6: Thinking of high net worth customers, what do you think will be the major barriers to wider take-up of the following alternative investments in the next three years?
Table 7: Thinking of the next three years, how do you think demand for the following alternative investments will change among mass market investors?
Table 8: Thinking of mass market customers, what do you think will be the major barriers to wider take-up of the following alternative investments in the next three years?
Table 9: Which is your biggest customer group for the following products?
Table 10: In 3 years, which will be your biggest customer group for the following products?
Table 11: For the following investments, from which customer base will the most increase in demand come in 3 year's time?
Table 12: In France, who are the 3 best asset managers at building private equity investments?
Table 13: In Germany, who are the 3 best asset managers at private equity investments?
Table 14: In Italy, who are the 3 best asset managers at building private equity investments?
Table 15: In Spain, who are the 3 best asset managers at building private equity investments?
Table 16: In the UK, who are the 3 best asset managers at building private equity investments?
Table 17: Goldman Sachs private equity fund overview, as of 31/12/2006
Table 18: Sectors within SGAM private equity group
Table 19: Montagu sample investment portfolio, 2004-2006
Table 20: What do you think is the best way for the following alternative investments to be distributed to mass market investors?
Table 21: What do you think is the best way for the following alternative investments to be distributed to high net worth investors?
Table 22: What do you think is the best way for the following alternative investments to be distributed to institutional investors?

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