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PrivateEquity-backed buyers retain their stronghold on M&A activity with 87% of Q1 2024 Index transactions, even as the interest rate environment and strategic acquisitions continue to slow down a handful of platforms. The shift in buyer rotation year-over-year continues to shape the dynamic insurance M&A landscape.
PrivateEquity-backed buyers maintain a dominant position in M&A activity, accounting for 87% of YTD June 2024 Index transactions. The firm was founded in 2014 by Michael Fletcher and Al Sica, two of the industry's leading dealmakers who have advised on over $17.5
PrivateEquity-backed buyers maintain a dominant position in M&A activity, accounting for 87% of YTD June 2024 Index transactions. The firm was founded in 2014 by Michael Fletcher and Al Sica, two of the industry's leading dealmakers who have advised on over $17.5
The public markets may have taken a beating, but behind the gloom-and-doom headlines, there was still plenty of good news for private SaaS companies in 2022. On the surface, things looked rough: the Dow Jones, S&P 500, and the NASDAQ all finished the year with significant losses, with tech stocks hit particularly hard.
The quarterly report emphasizes the ever-growing presence of privateequity-backed firms in insurance brokerage M&A. About 91% of SF Index transactions were executed by privateequity-backed firms through YTD June 2023, continuing the trend observed year over year. Learn more at , SicaFletcher.com.
This was despite a strong overall market that pushed the S&P 500 up 3.9% However, this performance once again lags the broader indices by a fairly wide margin, as both the S&P 500 and NASDAQ gained more than 20% over the past year. and the NASDAQ up 8.3% over the same three-month time frame.
PrivateEquity-backed firms have dominated the space consistently for several years in terms of the number of transactions and represent over 89% of SF Index transactions during 2023. According to S&P Global, Sica | Fletcher ranked as the #1 advisor to the insurance industry for 2017-2023 in terms of total deals advised.
gain in the S&P 500 and the 9.1% However, this return lagged the year-over-year performance of both the S&P 500 (up 27.9%) and the NASDAQ (up 34.0%). In what was likely the period’s largest transaction, privateequity firm American Securities acquired NWN Corporation from its previous privateequity backers.
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SaaS founders must stay attuned to the shifting preferences of privateequity (PE) investors and strategic buyers. By aligning your company’s strategies and performance with their evolving priorities, you can enhance your appeal in the competitive landscape of software investments and acquisitions.
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