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Type: Financial report / presentation slide
File Size: 2.92 MB
Summary

A UBS 'Private Equity' market analysis slide from May 2012, labeled with a House Oversight Bates stamp (024176). The document outlines UBS's strategic recommendations, favoring small/mid-cap buyouts in North America and distressed debt in Europe due to the Eurozone crisis, while noting over $930 billion in uninvested capital in the market. It includes contact information for Stefan Brägger and financial data charts sourced from S&P.

People (1)

Name Role Context
Stefan Brägger CIO's asset class specialist
Listed as the contact for further information at UBS.

Organizations (3)

Name Type Context
UBS
Financial institution providing the analysis.
S&P
Source for the chart data regarding private equity deals.
House Oversight Committee
Implied by the Bates stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_024176'.

Locations (5)

Location Context
Preferred region for small/mid-cap buyouts.
US
Mentioned regarding buyouts and market opportunities.
Described as being in stagnation/crisis; recommended for distressed debt investment.
Mentioned in the context of the debt crisis.
Recommended for ongoing allocation and growth.

Relationships (1)

Stefan Brägger Employment UBS
Listed as CIO's asset class specialist with a UBS email address.

Key Quotes (3)

"We prefer small-/mid-cap buyouts in North America given the better economic outlook vs Europe, higher transaction certainty and more attractive entry prices."
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"Our house view sees large parts of Europe in a stagnation, and business owners are reluctant to sell their companies, reducing PE deal flow in the region significantly."
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"More than USD 930bn of uninvested capital and expiring investment periods will keep prices elevated."
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