FIG Valuation Materials
Does anyone have some good materials on valuation metrics in the FIG Sector? Primarily on PE/RE firms?
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Yes the GP/Management Company of PE. Like Blackstone has some value that is not tied to their holdings.
Agree with above. It's too specialized of an area for there to be a bunch of guides.
there have been a shitload of IPOs in the space - any initiating coverage report will go into detail on how they're valued. Usually valued using a sum of the parts approach with separate multiples and/or DCFs on management fees and carry and a haircut to the balance sheet.
Equity value multiples or DDM
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