Rollover Equity for Private Equity Deals
Valuation considerations for rollover equity in PE platform acquisitions.
Valuation considerations for rollover equity in PE platform acquisitions.
Now is an ideal time for private company owners to focus on factors that will improve their business value in the event of an opportunity to sell.
Not every company uses the same method for valuation. Recently, VRC and one of its key partners shared insight into their valuation “secret sauce.”
In the second episode of VRC’s video series, we discuss non-controlling interest in private equity deals and step acquisitions.
In the first episode of VRC’s video series, we discuss determining the purchase price allocation in the deal, earnout structures, rollover equity, non-controlling interest in PE deals, and step acquisitions.
Rollover equity is a common element of purchase consideration used by PE investors. It is also a complex structure with important valuation implications.
Private equity investor interest in the physician practice sector has been gaining steady momentum.
Several factors, including the rights and preferences of the rollover equity compared to the private equity sponsor’s shares and the sources of deal financing, have important implications for valuation.
A video discussion about corporate goodwill, goodwill impairment, and financial analysis techniques that aid in determining if a business combination is living up to performance expectations.