Private Equity as an Asset Class (The Wiley Finance Series)

From the Inside Flap:

"A comprehensive attempt to get to the bottom of private equity returns over the past 15 years or so as well as a well written overview of the buyout and venture markets."
—The Daily Telegraph

"... author Guy Fraser-Sampson has some eye-opening comments about the current state of private equity affairs ..."
—Institutional Investor

"Guy Fraser-Sampson conveys the complex specifics of private equity with some ease. His introduction to private equity is stimulating reading for experts and non-experts."
—Investment and Pensions Europe

"I can't think of anyone better qualified to write this book."
—Roger Wilkins, Morley Fund Management

"A masterpiece by the acknowledged expert in the field."
—Ross Butler, European Venture Capital Association, former editor Real Deals

"Writes with the authority of twenty years' experience gained on both sides of the Atlantic."
—David de Weese, Paul Capital Partners

"Shines a torch of clarity into some dimly lit areas of private equity theory and practice."
—Javier Loizago, Chairman, Mercapital and former Chairman, European Venture Capital Association

"A brilliant writer with a real talent for describing a complex subject."
—Thomas Meyer, European Investment Fund, author of Beyond the J-Curveand J-Curve Exposure

"I have always said that Guy wrote the book on private equity – now he really has!"
—Ernie Richardson, MTI

About the Author:

GUY FRASER-SAMPSON has twenty years’ experience of the private equity industry, most notably having set up and run for several years the European operations of Horsley Bridge. As a partner in the firm, and Managing Director of Horsley Bridge International, he had a perhaps unique opportunity to interact simultaneously with private equity managers in both Europe and the US, including famous “golden circle” venture firms based predominantly in California. He previously lived and worked in the Middle East as Investment Controller with the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (“ADIA”).

He has extensive experience of the evaluation of private equity managers, including having personally designed and developed a computer model for the evaluation of buyout performance, but is equally recognised as an authority on venture capital. In addition to his work with fund managers (“GPs”), he has also been involved in direct, secondary and mezzanine transactions over the years, as well as planning and monitoring private equity programmes from the investor (“LP”) perspective.

Guy is a well-known figure on the conference circuit both as a speaker and, increasingly, as a provider of keynote addresses. He has written for private equity publications for many years, and is perhaps best known for his regular monthly column in Real Deals. In addition to various professional qualifications, he has an LLB with honours from King’s College London and an MBA majoring in finance from Warwick Business School.

In recent years, Guy has also become acknowledged as an expert on pension fund investment and asset allocation generally, and he has written for all of Europe’s English language pension publications. His first book, Multi Asset Class Investment Strategy, published as part of the Wiley Finance series last year to what Global Pensions described as “rave reviews from the UK pension industry” has been hailed as a major contribution to modern portfolio theory. It went into the Amazon “Hot 100” six weeks after its launch, and has been featured in newspapers and financial periodicals around the world.

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