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Fair. I mean it's tough to compare to MF that do HC like KKR / TPG / New Mountain. Among pure-play HC PE firms I rank them below firms like Orbimed and Frazier but frankly would rather work there than some of the names in this thread such as Linden or Water Street

 

In Europe - GHO and Archimed are probably the two leading specialist names in healthcare

LBO-modeling companies on a Corona-adjusted normalized proforma run-rate EBITDA basis since 2020.
 

Insights on ArchiMed pay? I got invited to interview but not clear what’s usual EU comp

 

None unfortunately - my info is outdated on this. 

LBO-modeling companies on a Corona-adjusted normalized proforma run-rate EBITDA basis since 2020.
 

GHO - flat out great culture. Significant amounts of responsibility typically 1-2 places above your level. Lots of autonomy to operate, great lifestyle hours

Trade-off is really have to fight for progression

 
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If you invest in pharma services + life sciences tools and don't shy away from reimbursement risk, you're considered deep HC. The most active, established and reputable HC folks are...

MF: TPG / BX / KKR / EQT / THL / Bain / Carlyle / H&F / MDP / GA / GTCR / Leonard Green

UMM: WCAS / Altaris / Arsenal / Audax / FFL / Harvest / Gryphon / Nautic / Oak Hill / Apax

MM: Linden / Frazier / Cressey / Vestar / Varsity HC / Consonance

 

I mean that's fair but they only launched in 2019 so pretty normal not to have exits considering most deals were done in the last 1-2 years. You can say paper gains aren't all that meaningful but their two funds are both top quartile. Been tracking one of their healthcare deals that should easily clear 5x. They've made good thematic bets on solid businesses but to your point, can't definitively call them good deals until they record some nice exits.

 

I can speak to healthcare services specifically, literally going to read off of a splash page lol.

Vistria, Searchlight, Webster, Linden, Water Street, Cressey, Towerbrook, TPG, BPOC, Summit, Kinderhook, Waud, Wellspring, InTandem, Edgewater, Assured, Noro-Moseley, Sverica, TTCP, Council, Consonance, NaviMed, HealthQuest, Tenex, HIG, Comvest, Housatonic, and some others

Groups that claim to be good but are genuinely horrible and have no clue what they are doing:

Gauge Capital and DWHP

 

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