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Ultra-Rich Families Fuel $20 Billion Surge in Private Equity Buyouts

by Team Lumida
June 7, 2024
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Ultra-Rich Families Fuel $20 Billion Surge in Private Equity Buyouts

Source: University of Pennsylvania

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Key Takeaways:

  1. Ultra-rich families co-invested nearly $20 billion in buyouts this year.
  2. High borrowing costs push private equity firms to seek wealthy co-investors.
  3. Family offices increasingly allocate funds to private equity deals.

What Happened?

Ultra-rich families, with a combined worth exceeding $150 billion, have co-invested nearly $20 billion in private equity buyouts this year. Notable deals include Germany’s Viessmann family teaming up with KKR for a $3 billion acquisition and Michael Dell’s family office partnering with Silver Lake for a $13 billion buyout of Endeavor Group Holdings.

These families, spanning industries from children’s toys to household boilers, have become crucial capital sources for private equity firms like KKR & Co. and Silver Lake amid expensive borrowing conditions.

Why It Matters?

This trend underscores a significant shift in how private equity deals are financed. With pension funds and endowments hitting their allocation limits, buyout firms increasingly rely on wealthy families to fill the gap. This shift allows firms to reduce their own capital outlay, crucial at a time when high borrowing costs limit leverage.

Darren Allaway of Goldman Sachs noted a surge in engagement with private equity investors, signaling a continued trend. The involvement of ultra-rich families also highlights their growing sophistication in managing wealth, opening doors to potentially lucrative, long-term investment opportunities.

What’s Next?

Expect this trend to persist, with more family offices likely to increase their allocations to private equity. According to UBS Group AG, over a third of surveyed family office clients plan to boost investments in this sector. Major investment banks, recognizing this shift, are enhancing their services to cater to wealthy families.

As high borrowing costs continue to restrict traditional financing, the ultra-rich will become even more pivotal in driving private equity buyouts. Watch for continued collaboration between private equity firms and affluent families, potentially leading to more high-profile and lucrative deals.

Source: Business Standard
Tags: Family officesHigh borrowing costsprivate equityUltra-rich families
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