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PITCHBOOK 2018 ANNUAL GLOBAL LEAGUE TABLES 2018’S Most Active Global Investors by PE Deal Count Global League Tables 2018 Annual Contents Credits & Contact PitchBook Data, Inc. Introduction 2 John Gabbert Founder, CEO Adley Bowden Vice President, PE firms 3-11 Market Development & Analysis VC firms 12-19 Content Garrett James Black Senior Advisors/accountants & investment banks 20-25 Manager, Custom Research & Publishing Law firms: VC & PE 26-35 Bryan Hanson Senior Data Analyst Acquirers 36-38 Contact PitchBook Research [email protected] Cover design by Caroline Suttie Click here for PitchBook’s report methodologies. Introduction Our survey teams received a record number of responses in all, however, we are confident that the current tables will over the course of their campaigns in the past months. provide a useful, accurate snapshot of activity throughout Thanks to all who participated. Not only do all manner of 2018 by our array of typical criteria, from venture PitchBook datasets improve via this kind of collaboration, transactions by stage to European country. but these tables also more accurately reflect which firms were most active in their particular arenas. Garrett James Black In this edition we also carried over our style of Senior Manager, Custom Research rankings, which should hopefully prove helpful for quick & Publishing consultation. We endeavored to keep the extent of rankings equivalent per page, i.e. adopt a cutoff point of ranking every firm above 25th place, etc. However, spacing and aggregate tallies did prevent us from being able to adopt that cutoff for every single page, as you’ll notice. All 2 PITCHBOOK 2018 ANNUAL GLOBAL LEAGUE TABLES 2018’s most active global investors by PE deal count 1 Genstar Capital 88 2 The Carlyle Group 81 PE firms 3 HarbourVest Partners 79 4 Hg 76 2018’s most active 5 Audax Group 75 3 PE investors 6 Kohlberg Kravis Roberts 66 7 TA Associates Management 60 PE investors by 4-7 8 Warburg Pincus 58 deal location 9 Business Growth Fund 57 PE investors by 9 Ardian 57 8 firm AUM 9 The Blackstone Group 57 Caisse de dépôt et placement 12 53 du Québec PE investors by 9 13 H.I.G. Capital 52 deal type 14 Bpifrance 51 PE investors by 14 ABRY Partners 51 10 industry 14 Apax Partners 51 17 Idinvest Partners 50 PE investor exits Canada Pension Plan 11 18 49 by company HQ Investment Board 18 Providence Equity Partners 49 20 Stone Point Capital 46 20 AlpInvest Partners 46 Source: PitchBook Protect your capital. Protect your reputation. Leave it to our team of experts to uncover any hidden risks so you can focus on everything else. Get started at corporateresolutions.com. Background Investigations 3 PITCHBOOK 2018 ANNUAL GLOBAL LEAGUE TABLES PE firms 2018 investors by PE deal location: US Most active in US Most active in US, ctd. Most active in Great Lakes 1 Genstar Capital 79 33 Capital Southwest 23 1 CI Capital Partners 13 2 Audax Group 62 34 Platinum Equity 22 2 Chicago Pacific Founders 11 3 HarbourVest Partners 54 34 The Jordan Company 22 3 Kohlberg Kravis Roberts 10 4 Stone Point Capital 45 36 Kelso Private Equity 21 4 Genstar Capital 9 5 ABRY Partners 41 36 Gryphon Investors 21 4 Audax Group 9 Caisse de dépôt et placement 5 Kohlberg Kravis Roberts 41 36 OMERS Private Equity 21 6 8 du Québec 7 CI Capital Partners 35 39 Leonard Green & Partners 20 Canada Pension Plan 6 8 Investment Board 8 The Blackstone Group 34 39 Linden Capital Partners 20 6 HarbourVest Partners 8 Canada Pension Plan 8 34 41 Clearlake Capital Group 19 Investment Board 9 Shore Capital Partners 6 42 GI Partners 18 10 Providence Equity Partners 32 9 The Jordan Company 6 42 HPS Investment Partners 18 11 Ares Capital 31 9 Madison Dearborn Partners 6 42 GTCR 18 11 TA Associates Management 31 Source: PitchBook 42 Marlin Equity Partners 18 11 Aquiline Capital Partners 31 46 WP Global Partners 17 11 The Riverside Company 31 46 Arsenal Capital Partners 17 15 Warburg Pincus 30 Most active in Mid-Atlantic 46 Kinderhook Industries 17 16 The Carlyle Group 29 46 ESW Capital 17 1 Genstar Capital 16 17 Thoma Bravo 28 46 Harvest Partners 17 2 Audax Group 14 17 Apax Partners 28 46 TPG Growth 17 3 BelHealth Investment Partners 12 17 TPG Capital 28 46 Ardian 17 4 The Carlyle Group 11 17 H.I.G. Capital 28 46 HGGC 17 5 ABRY Partners 10 17 Insight Venture Partners 28 46 Bain Capital 17 5 Stone Point Capital 10 22 Shore Capital Partners 27 46 Lovell Minnick Partners 17 5 Kohlberg Kravis Roberts 10 22 AEA Investors 27 Source: PitchBook 5 HarbourVest Partners 10 22 LLR Partners 27 9 New MainStream Capital 9 22 Madison Dearborn Partners 27 Source: PitchBook 26 New Mountain Capital 26 26 Vista Equity Partners 26 28 Apollo Global Management 25 28 Hellman & Friedman 25 30 Ares Private Equity Group 24 30 AlpInvest Partners 24 Caisse de dépôt et placement 30 24 du Québec 4 PITCHBOOK 2018 ANNUAL GLOBAL LEAGUE TABLES PE firms 2018 investors by PE deal location: US, ctd. Most active in Mountain & Most active in Southeast Most active in South Midwest 1 Shore Capital Partners 14 1 HarbourVest Partners 10 1 Genstar Capital 12 2 Audax Group 12 2 Genstar Capital 9 2 Sheridan Capital Partners 9 3 Genstar Capital 8 2 Stone Point Capital 9 2 Audax Group 9 4 LLR Partners 7 4 Ares Capital 8 4 CI Capital Partners 8 4 Trive Capital 7 4 Audax Group 8 5 The Riverside Company 7 4 Aquiline Capital Partners 7 6 First Reserve 7 5 H.I.G. Capital 7 7 Littlejohn & Co 6 6 The Blackstone Group 7 Canada Pension Plan Canada Pension Plan 7 6 7 Insight Venture Partners 6 6 7 Investment Board Investment Board 7 Apax Partners 6 8 The Cambria Group 5 6 Thoma Bravo 7 7 GI Partners 6 8 Providence Equity Partners 5 6 Fidus Investment 7 7 Gryphon Investors 6 8 Webster Capital 5 6 Rock Hill Capital 7 Source: PitchBook 8 Apax Partners 5 Source: PitchBook 8 ABRY Partners 5 8 Clearlake Capital Group 5 Most active in West Coast Most active in South 8 McCarthy Capital 5 1 Genstar Capital 18 1 HarbourVest Partners 10 Source: PitchBook 2 HarbourVest Partners 13 2 Genstar Capital 9 3 The Blackstone Group 10 2 Stone Point Capital 9 3 Providence Equity Partners 10 4 Ares Capital 8 3 Thoma Bravo 10 4 Audax Group 8 6 Insight Venture Partners 9 6 First Reserve 7 7 Warburg Pincus 8 6 The Blackstone Group 7 Canada Pension Plan 7 TPG Growth 8 6 7 Investment Board 7 TA Associates Management 8 6 Thoma Bravo 7 7 ABRY Partners 8 6 Fidus Investment 7 7 Stone Point Capital 8 6 Rock Hill Capital 7 Source: PitchBook Source: PitchBook 5 PITCHBOOK 2018 ANNUAL GLOBAL LEAGUE TABLES PE firms 2018 investors by PE deal location: Europe & RoW Most active in Europe Most active in rest of world Most active in UK & Ireland 1 Hg 73 1 Warburg Pincus 18 1 Business Growth Fund 56 2 Business Growth Fund 57 1 HarbourVest Partners 18 2 Hg 37 Caisse de dépôt et placement 3 Bpifrance 48 3 16 3 Inflexion Private Equity 27 du Québec 4 Idinvest Partners 42 4 LDC 25 3 AlpInvest Partners 16 5 Montagu Private Equity 41 5 Montagu Private Equity 21 5 TPG Capital 15 6 The Carlyle Group 38 6 Foresight Group 20 6 The Carlyle Group 14 7 Ardian 37 7 The Carlyle Group 19 6 Temasek Holdings 14 8 Intermediate Capital Group 33 8 Maven Capital Partners 18 6 Hellman & Friedman 14 9 Inflexion Private Equity 30 9 Synova Capital 14 9 Fonds de solidarité FTQ 13 10 EQT 29 10 NorthEdge Capital 12 10 General Atlantic 12 10 Cinven 29 10 TA Associates Management 12 11 Kohlberg Kravis Roberts 11 Waterland Private Equity 10 29 10 August Equity 12 Investments 12 CITIC Capital 10 13 Ares Management 10 13 Triton 28 13 Apax Partners 8 13 Mobeus Equity Partners 10 13 GIC Private 28 13 H.I.G. Capital 8 13 Souter Investments 10 15 LDC 26 15 TorQuest Partners 7 13 NVM Private Equity 10 16 Foresight Group 22 15 TA Associates Management 7 Source: PitchBook 17 TA Associates Management 21 15 Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan 7 17 CM-CIC Investissement 21 15 Bain Capital 7 19 Nordic Capital 20 Source: PitchBook 19 IK Investment Partners 20 21 Bain Capital 19 21 Altor Equity Partners 19 23 Bridgepoint Advisers 18 23 Maven Capital Partners 18 23 Equistone Partners Europe 18 23 Advent International 18 Source: PitchBook 6 PITCHBOOK 2018 ANNUAL GLOBAL LEAGUE TABLES PE firms 2018 investors by PE deal location: Europe & RoW, ctd. Most active in France & Most active in Nordics Most active in Central & Benelux Eastern Europe 8 Altor Equity Partners 9 1 Bpifrance 48 8 EQT 9 1 Russian Direct Investment Fund 8 2 Idinvest Partners 26 8 Verdane Capital 9 2 Abris Capital Partners 5 3 CM-CIC Investissement 18 11 IK Investment Partners 8 2 Innova Capital 5 4 Ardian 14 11 FSN Capital 8 2 Mid Europa Partners 5 4 BNP Paribas Développement 14 13 Axcel Management 7 5 Triton 4 6 Andera Partners 12 13 VIA Equity 7 5 Baring Vostok Capital Partners 4 Waterland Private Equity 6 12 7 Resource Partners 3 Investments 13 Industri Udvikling 7 Societe Generale Capital 13 Nordic Capital 7 7 Enterprise Investors 3 6 12 Partenaires Source: PitchBook 7 The Rohatyn Group 3 9 Alliance Entreprendre 11 7 Elbrus Capital 3 9 Isatis Capital 11 7 Horizon Capital 3 9 Omnes Capital 11 Most active in DACH Small Enterprise Assistance 7 3 12 Arkéa Capital Investissement 10 1 Deutsche Beteiligungs 13 Funds 7 Cinven 3 12 Amundi Private Equity Funds 10 2 Ufenau Capital Partners 10 Source: PitchBook 12 Naxicap Partners 10 3 Idinvest Partners 8 Waterland Private Equity 15 GIC Private 9 4 7 Investments Most active in Southern 15 IK Investment Partners 9 4 Elvaston Capital Management 7 Europe 15 ABN AMRO Participaties 9 4 Triton 7 1 Ardian 8 15 IDIA Capital Investissement 9 4 Capiton 7 1 The Carlyle Group 8 15 Siparex Group 9 4 Paragon Partners 7 1 Bain Capital 8 Source: PitchBook Fondi Italiani per le 9 Gimv 6 4 7 Infrastrutture
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