Sagard

Sagard

About the company

Sagard ist ein globaler Multi-Strategy-Manager für alternative Anlagen mit über 45 Mrd. USD verwaltetem Vermögen. Das Unternehmen investiert in Venture Capital, Private Equity, Private Credit und Immobilien. Sagard stellt flexibles Kapital bereit, verbindet unternehmerische Kultur mit einem globalen Netzwerk aus Investoren, Industriepartnern, Beratern und Experten für Wertsteigerung. Die Gesellschaft unterhält Büros in Kanada, den USA, Europa, Asien und dem Nahen Osten.
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Sagard Private Equity Insights: The New Private Equity Landscape – Why Re-Entry Is Becoming More Important Than the Initial Investment

Sagard Private Equity Insights: The New Private Equity Landscape – Why Re-Entry Is Becoming More Important Than the Initial Investment

Sagard outlines a new private equity landscape: higher funding costs, longer holding periods and more selective exits are shifting the focus towards real returns (DPI) and active portfolio management. Sagard sees opportunities in the small and mid-market; AI is increasingly shaping the investment process. Discipline is becoming a competitive advantage.

Sagard Private Equity Insights: Why Germany is becoming a more attractive market for private equity

Sagard Private Equity Insights: Why Germany is becoming a more attractive market for private equity

A market commentary by Sagard assesses Germany as an attractive private equity location despite current headwinds. Long-term strengths in the SME sector and technology, as well as a mature fund ecosystem, support this view. The environment could offer entry opportunities ahead of a revival in exits.

SAGARD ANALYSIS: Why the mid-market segment is gaining importance in the new private equity environment

SAGARD ANALYSIS: Why the mid-market segment is gaining importance in the new private equity environment

In a recent analysis, Sagard shows that the small and mid-market segment is gaining in importance in the changing private equity environment. Higher financing costs are shifting the focus to operational value creation; lower valuations and broader exit options are strengthening the mid-market.