Private Equity Intelligence
Private equity firms, funds, transactions, platforms and add-ons, portfolio companies, people, LPs and the lenders behind the deals, plus a Targets list of companies that may be buyable.
Desk $249 a month, Pro $649 a month. The bar: Overview, Targets, Firms, Funds, Transactions, Platforms, LPs, Lenders, and under More: Activity, Placement agents, Coverage.
Pages
- Firms: Industry, Observed buying only, Stated EBITDA, revenue, enterprise value and equity check, Stated sectors, Control preference, State, Size band, PE fund assets (2024), Strategy, Transactions in 36 months, Latest Form D, Publishes a buy box, Include candidates. Presets: Most active acquirers, Raising now, Buys in my sector, Publishes criteria. Export is on this list and on Funds.
- Transactions: Type, Industry, Target state, Announced, Control, Seller, Enterprise value, Purchase price, Disclosed value only, Add-ons only.
- Targets: companies with Probable EBITDA and revenue, Ownership, Research, Transition and Dealability scores, and Sponsor fit.
- LPs (who commits to which funds, re-ups, searches) and Lenders (sponsor and lender pairs from private credit).
A firm record
Classification, Form ADV and stated criteria (with Stated criteria beside observed behaviour), Funds, Team, Deals, Placement agents, lenders, advisers and co-investors, LP commitments, Events, and a sidebar with Scores and what they are made of, and Across DFX. Actions: Follow, LP commitments list, Find similar buyers.
Worth knowing
- PE fund assets (2024) is Form ADV gross asset value. It is not fund size and not dry powder.
- Candidate firms are hidden until you turn on Include candidates.
- Transaction values print only where they were disclosed.
- A company disappearing from a firm's portfolio page is not treated as an exit.
Related
- Independent Sponsor IntelligenceIndependent sponsors (deal makers who buy companies deal by deal, without a committed fund), the capital that finances them, the companies that fit them, their deals and the service providers on those deals.
- Private Credit IntelligenceDirect lenders, BDCs and their portfolios, borrowers, facilities and the maturity wall, built from BDC schedules of investments every quarter, with marks, PIK and non-accrual changes flagged.
- Allocator IntelligencePensions, Taft-Hartley plans, endowments, foundations and state pools: what they commit to, their policy targets, board records, consultants and the people who decide.
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