Matthew Doyle’s Blog
Small-Scale Investors: A Huge Mistake for Private Equity?
In November of 2019, the Wall Street Journal reported that the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) was considering whether to allow small-scale investors to participate in private equity deals. The news sparked furious debate in [...]
Private Equity: No Longer Tied to Middlemen?
Private equity has long been an industry reliant on middlemen. Investors source deals through networks of business connections, turning to investment bankers, brokers, attorneys, and business connections for introductions to high-potential companies and founders. This [...]
Considering the Potential for Growth in the Healthcare Real Estate Market
Will medical real estate become a promising new investment frontier for healthcare investors? All factors considered, the answer would appear to be yes. There is little question that the healthcare sector is well-primed for expansion [...]
What Can Private Equity Do for Home Healthcare?
In recent years, private equity firms have risen to the forefront of the conversation around healthcare innovation and, in the process, firmly established themselves as drivers for change. Their growing interest in guiding healthcare [...]
What the Cerner/AWS Deal Means for Healthcare Tech
Will America’s tech giants be instrumental in carrying the healthcare sector into a technology-powered future? If we take recent industry developments as indicators, the answer appears to be a resounding yes. In early December [...]
Private Equity Funding Has Reached An All-Time High. What Now?
Private equity fundraising has soared to never-before-seen heights in recent years. According to statistics gathered by the financial research firm Pitchbook Data, PE firms in the United States managed to shatter fundraising records in 2019; [...]