Private Capital Markets Report
Investigation of Private Capital Market Segments
Pepperdine: Private Capital Markets Report
The Pepperdine Private Capital Markets Report offers a comprehensive view of the major private capital market segments. It is a valuable resource for valuation professionals needing support for cost of equity analyses.
Detailed Description
Originally launched in 2007, the Pepperdine survey is the first to simultaneously assess key private capital market segments. This report includes insights from senior lenders, asset-based lenders, mezzanine funds, private equity, venture capital, angel investors, investment bankers, business brokers, limited partners, and business appraisers. It examines the benchmarks for capital qualification, capital availability, return expectations, and market outlooks across these segments.
Key Features
- Comprehensive survey of private capital sources since 2007
- Covers key benchmarks for capital access and expected returns
- Reflects varied cost of capital across capital types, company size, and risk levels
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Detailed Description
The Pepperdine private cost of capital survey was originally launched in 2007 and is the first comprehensive and simultaneous investigation of the major private capital market segments. This year’s survey specifically examined the behavior of senior lenders, asset-based lenders, mezzanine funds, private equity groups, venture capital firms, angel investors, privately-held businesses, investment bankers, business brokers, limited partners, and business appraisers. The Pepperdine survey investigated, for each private capital market segment, the important benchmarks that must be met in order to qualify for capital, how much capital is typically accessible, what the required returns are for extending capital in today’s economic environment, and outlooks on demand for various capital types, interest rates, and the economy in general. Our findings indicate that the cost of capital for privately-held businesses varies significantly by capital type, size, and risk assumed.
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