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IPO indexes show few gains since Q1; PE's big dogs turn to credit for growth; Fika Ventures closes fourth fund on $160M
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Healthcare IT takes center stage as investors diversify exposure
As PE managers diversify their healthcare portfolios away from direct-care delivery, dealmaking in healthcare IT has proven to be relatively resilient. Our latest Healthcare IT Report estimates that 69 deals were completed in Q2 and predicts that the sector will grow in importance within healthcare PE.

In its first edition exclusively focused on PE trends in healthcare IT, the report presents an updated taxonomy and identifies key themes to watch—including established playbooks such as electronic health records and revenue cycle management. It also covers growth categories such as remote patient monitoring, specialty cost containment and benefit navigation.
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What's driving PE's asset growth? These days, it's credit.
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Asset growth at the largest public US PE firms is increasingly linked to credit, even as most have their roots in leveraged buyouts.

The seven largest public PE firms—encompassing Blackstone, KKR, Apollo Global Management, The Carlyle Group, Ares Management, TPG and Blue Owl—spent a whopping $121 billion on private credit strategies, in contrast with $11.3 billion in PE deployment.
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IPO indexes show few gains since Q1
After a volatile summer, our indexes of VC- and PE-backed IPOs show that newly public companies have recovered lost ground but failed to add to gains made earlier in the year.

The lackluster mid-year performance indicates that public markets may not be more receptive to new listings than earlier in the year—despite the widespread expectation that the US Federal Reserve will begin lowering interest rates next week.
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ICG closes its largest direct lending fund on nearly $17B
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ICG's latest fundraising haul for its private debt vehicle underscores the continued popularity of the asset class.

The London-based alternative-asset manager has raised $16.8 billion for its fifth direct lending fund, which surpasses its initial target and is larger than its predecessor vehicle.
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Ranking the most active lenders in PE
Twelve lenders took part in at least 60 deals each for US PE-backed companies in the second quarter, with the most active four notching at least 80 apiece.

Who's on the leaderboard? See our interactive Q2 2024 PE Lending League Tables, sponsored by TPG Twin Brook Capital Partners. Explore the data by deal type, sector, geography and more.
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Is MENA's PE market losing steam?
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The PE market in the Middle East and North Africa got off to a slow start in 2024, with dealmaking in the first six months pacing behind last year's record totals.

Investors are expected to remain cautious with major headwinds facing the MENA region. However, ambitious national projects are offering pockets of optimism within some sectors, especially education and healthcare.
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VC Deals  
Belgium's PanTera, a radioisotope producer, raised a €93 million Series A led by EQT Life Sciences.

Qualifyze, a German supply chain risk management company, received a $54 million Series B led by Insight Partners.

Neat, a Paris-based embedded insurance startup, secured a €50 million Series A led by Hedosophia.

Massachusetts-based medical imaging startup SpectraWave has raised a $50 million Series B from Johnson & Johnson, S3 Ventures, Lumira Ventures and others.

PhoreMost, a UK-based biopharmaceutical company, raised over $50 million for its Series B from investors including Parkwalk Advisors, Amadeus Capital and Astellas Venture Management.

CorFlow Therapeutics, a Swiss medical device startup, secured a €44 million Series B led by Broadview Ventures and Panakes Partners.

Radiant Biotherapeutics has raised a $35 million Series A co-led by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Amplitude Ventures for the Toronto-based startup's antibody therapies.

Battolyser Systems, a Dutch electrolyser manufacturer, received a €30 million Series A from Global Cleantech Capital, Innovation Industries and Invest-NL.

Spare, a Vancouver, Canada-based ridesharing specialist, has raised a $42 million CAD (about $31 million) Series B led by Inovia Capital.

Egyptian payments startup Paymob has extended its Series C with $22 million led by EBRD Venture Capital.
 
PE Deals  
GTCR is in talks with Bain Capital and Cinven about acquiring German drugmaker Stada, Bloomberg reported.

Maven exited its investment in CB Technology to Elite Electronic Systems, having generated a 2.85x return on its investment.

Renovus Capital Partners has struck a deal to acquire Springfield-based QualX Corp., a provider of records and information management. The deal will allow for the company to enhance its product, team, and market footprint as it seeks to improve solutions for federal government agencies.

Europe Snacks, a company specializing in the private label manufacturing and co-manufacturing of snacks in the European market, has agreed to be acquired by an affiliate of One Rock Capital Partners.

Coalesce Capital has acquired Miller Environmental Group, a waste, industrial and environmental service provider. The deal will focus on developing the company through talent recruitment, investing in technology and making add-on acquisitions.

Rundle Partners has acquired Halifax-based Iris Booth, a photography technology company focused on providing accessible and affordable headshots. The deal will focus on the company’s next stage of growth as it continues to build on its capabilities like AI-powered photo editing.
 
Exits & IPOs  
The wearable technology company Oura has purchased Veri, a metabolic health startup for an undisclosed amount.

The organ transplant technology startup Paragonix Technologies has been bought by Getinge for $477 million.

Bloomfield, an agtech monitoring startup, has been acquired by the North American affiliate of the Japanese machinery corporation Kubota.
 
Fundraising  
Berlin-based impact investor AENU has closed a €170 million fund targeting seed and Series A investments in energy transition and carbon economy startups.

Los Angeles-based Fika Ventures has raised $160 million for its fourth flagship fund, The Wall Street Journal reported.

Next Frontier Capital has closed its fourth flagship fund with $102 million in total commitments.

For its second flagship fund, eGateway Capital has raised $94 million.
 
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