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Ready to Make the Most out of Record-Setting Private Equity Growth? 

E78 Partners

This trend was made possible by the staggering amounts of capital available in private markets during an era of lower interest rates and surging valuations. This may not reflect today’s economic realities, but most analysts agree PE’s best days still lie ahead.

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PodChats for FutureCFO: Managing capital in times of persistent instability

Future CFO

Amid the continuing uncertainties, including socio-economic and geo-political disagreements, businesses remain constant in their one agenda for 2023 – growth. PwC says M&A tends to slow during times of uncertainty or market volatility—but those can be precisely the times when valuations become more attractive and opportunity knocks.

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A $200M Mélange Of B2B Venture Capital

PYMNTS

The company’s backing comes at the hands of Sequoia Capital India, as well as Singapore-based Economic Development Board Investments. Kyriba plans to use the funding to focus on product innovation and to strengthen capabilities around risk management, supply chain and cash management and bank connectivity, it revealed.

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Navigating treasury trends in 2024: challenges, strategies, and the role of technology

Future CFO

Global instability and economic uncertainty The geopolitical landscape, marked by conflicts in Ukraine and Israel, remains a significant source of uncertainty heading into 2024. Additionally, disciplined cash management, particularly in a higher interest rate environment will be key to optimise borrowing costs and enhance liquidity.

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Transcript: Joanne Bradford

Barry Ritholtz

You know, we look at these economic busts or these market crashes, and it’s obvious in hindsight what spectacular opportunities there they were. I went in there and the valuation was below a billion dollars. And at two years the valuation was $13 billion. Barry Ritholtz : Huh. Really, really intriguing. He’s great.