PE Market Is Very Liquid Right Now, Triago Founder Antoine Drean Says

The video discusses the growth and current state of private equity, highlighting its expansion from $25 billion to $5 trillion over 25 years. It explores the dynamics of deal-making, the evolving investor landscape, and the increasing involvement of retail investors. The video also addresses liquidity issues, risks associated with leverage, and financial challenges in private equity. A case study on Toys R Us illustrates the impact of leverage and the precedent set by KKR and Bain in compensating employees after bankruptcy.

What is the current size of the private equity market compared to 25 years ago?

• $25 billion

• $5 trillion

• $500 billion

• $50 trillion

What percentage of global financial assets does private equity currently represent?

• 10%

• 20%

• 5%

• 2%

How has the number of investors in private equity changed over the past 25 years?

• Decreased to 50

• Increased to 15,000

• Increased to 1,000

• Remained at 100

What is a significant difference between retail and institutional investors in private equity?

• Investment size

• Investment duration

• Geographical location

• Liquidity expectations

What is the estimated annual transaction volume in the secondary market for private equity?

• $5 trillion

• $500 billion

• $50 billion

• $5 billion

What is a potential risk associated with leverage in private equity?

• Regulatory changes

• Economic downturns

• Increased liquidity

• Higher returns

What precedent did KKR and Bain set with their actions regarding Toys R Us?

• Increasing leverage

• Avoiding bankruptcy

• Providing severance pay

• Fronting money for a hardship fund