Valuation is no longer just an accounting exercise for private equity firms. It is now central to portfolio management, investor relations, fund governance, audit readiness, fundraising credibility, and transaction execution.
Valuation is no longer just an accounting exercise for private equity firms. It is now central to portfolio management, investor relations, fund governance, audit readiness, fundraising credibility, and transaction execution.
Valuation has always been at the center of the private equity business model. It drives investment decisions, portfolio monitoring, investor reporting, compensation structures, fundraising, and exit outcomes. However, the valuation environment facing private equity firms today is more complex than at any point in the last decade.
Following a prolonged period of higher interest rates, slower exits, increased regulatory scrutiny, and greater investor focus on transparency, private equity firms are being forced to reevaluate traditional valuation methodologies and assumptions. At the same time, the growth of continuation vehicles, GP-led secondaries, private credit, and structured capital solutions has
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