Today’s challenging financial markets are leading private equity firms to hold on to portfolio companies for increasingly longer periods. New value-creation strategies are therefore needed to address delayed exit timelines.
Private Equity’s Longer Hold Period May Be Creating An Overlooked IP Opportunity
Today’s challenging financial markets are leading private equity firms to hold on to portfolio companies for increasingly longer periods. New value-creation strategies are therefore needed to address delayed exit timelines. Firms should consider approaches that may not have made economic sense under shorter exit timelines but can access hidden value over these longer horizons.
By
Gianna E. Cricco-Lizza and Jonathan M. Sharret
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