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Healthcare over the last two on cycle processes has included Berkshire, GTCR, Lindsay Goldberg, KKR, NEA, and WCAS. Industrials has had Advent, Apollo, CD&R, Lindsay Goldberg, Sycamore, and Warburg. Likely missing some just from those groups. Then there have been people who are going to AEA, Centerbridge, Thoma, etc.

 
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Laz Tech exits the past ~2 years (some from most recent cycle a month ago); a few of these shops have / will have multiple Laz tech analysts (Silverlake, Clearlake, TCV):

PE: Recent: Silverlake, Thoma Bravo (PC), Clearlake, Siris Older: GI Partners, Golden Gate

Growth: Recent: Sixth Street, Blackstone, Valor equity Older: CVC, TCV

+ a few to industry roles

 

Laz Tech exits the past ~2 years (some from most recent cycle a month ago); a few of these shops have / will have multiple Laz tech analysts (Silverlake, Clearlake, TCV):

PE: Recent: Silverlake, Thoma Bravo, Clearlake, Siris Older: GI Partners, Golden Gate

Growth: Recent: Sixth Street, Blackstone, Valor equity Older: CVC, TCV

+ a few to industry roles

Honestly top tier 

 

Very strong, thanks for sharing. Is this in line with TMT exits out of NYC (and do you know how broader NYC exits look)? 

 

NY TMT is mostly TME (Telecom, Media, Entertainment, great group though), tech is run out of SF and BOS. NY as a whole exits well but typically go to more generalist firms for PE (Berkshire, WCAS, Advent). Most people in the tech group are gunning for tech/software focused shops (hence why almost 100% of the exits listed above are tech leaning funds). 

 

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