Alantra or Arma Tech? (UK)
Update on these firms?
Is Arma a clear winner on deal size & flow?
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Probably biased given I work in PE and focus on tech, but I've been more impressed by Arma re the individuals, quality of assets and deal flow (at least what we're seeing). Also generally feel they have a better brand at my firm. Ofc, Alantra cover more sectors and offer more products so there may be other advantages to working there
It’s for tech so, I think I’ll have to choose arma.
What type of PE fund do you work for?
Probs Arma
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