Private Equity Industry Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Private Equity Industry Statistics

Dry powder hit $2.6 trillion by Q1 2024 while deal value slipped to $743 billion in 2023, a stark mismatch that explains why fundraising, exits, and fee compression still matter for investors. Track the latest industry signals across $5.8 trillion global PE AUM, $1.4 trillion in 2019 to 2023 LP commitments, and shifts from buyouts to secondaries and AI, alongside the returns benchmarks and concentration pressures that are reshaping allocation decisions.

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Key Statistics

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Global PE AUM grew to $5.8 trillion by end-2023.

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Dry powder represented 44% of total PE AUM in 2023.

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Number of PE firms worldwide reached 12,500 in 2023.

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Fee income for PE managers totaled $145 billion in 2023.

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LP commitments to PE hit $1.4 trillion over 2019-2023.

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Concentration: Top 20 managers controlled 30% of AUM in 2023.

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ESG-integrated PE AUM grew 15% to $1.2 trillion in 2023.

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Digital infrastructure AUM in PE doubled to $250B by 2023.

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Sovereign wealth funds held 25% of global PE AUM in 2023.

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Retail investor PE AUM via platforms reached $150B in 2023.

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PE penetration in emerging markets AUM was 12% in 2023.

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Carried interest realizations hit $50 billion for managers in 2023.

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55% of PE AUM was in buyout strategies in 2023.

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Tech allocation in PE portfolios averaged 18% AUM in 2023.

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Fee compression reduced management fees to 1.6% avg in 2023.

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Secondaries AUM grew 20% to $450 billion in 2023.

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Continuation vehicles AUM reached $40 billion by end-2023.

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PE AUM per professional averaged $1.2 billion in 2023.

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68% of LPs increased PE allocations to 15% of portfolios in 2023.

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NAV discounts in PE secondaries averaged 12% in 2023.

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Private credit crossover to PE AUM added $300B by 2023.

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Regional AUM: North America 55%, Europe 25%, APAC 15% in 2023.

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GP stakes market AUM hit $35 billion in 2023.

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AI-themed PE AUM surged 40% to $180B in 2023.

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Uncalled commitments stood at $3.1 trillion end-2023.

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PE industry headcount grew 4% to 285,000 in 2023.

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Global PE dry powder hit $2.6 trillion by Q1 2024, up 5% QoQ.

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PE deal value reached $743 billion in 2023, down 21% from 2022.

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Number of PE deals globally was 14,800 in 2023, flat YoY.

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Buyout deals accounted for 58% of PE transaction value in 2023.

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Add-on deals surged 12% to 7,200 in 2023, 49% of total deals.

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US PE deal count was 7,100 in 2023, down 3%.

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Europe saw 3,200 PE deals in 2023, value down 30% to $210 billion.

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Asia-Pacific PE deals totaled $180 billion in value in 2023.

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Mega-deals (over $5 billion) numbered 48 in 2023, down from 72.

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Technology sector captured 22% of PE deal value in 2023.

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Healthcare PE deals rose 5% in count to 1,800 in 2023.

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Average PE entry multiple was 12.5x EBITDA in 2023.

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Sponsor-to-sponsor deals hit record 1,050 in 2023, 22% of buyouts.

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Infrastructure deals reached $140 billion in 2023, up 8%.

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Leveraged loan volume for PE deals was $650 billion in 2023.

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65% of PE deals used unitranche financing in 2023.

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Consumer sector PE deals fell 25% in value to $85 billion in 2023.

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India PE deal value hit $47 billion in 2023, led by tech.

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Divestiture deals by PE sponsors numbered 2,100 in 2023.

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Average deal size for buyouts was $285 million in 2023.

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Energy transition deals in PE reached $35 billion in 2023.

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42% of 2023 deals were in lower middle market (EBITDA <$50M).

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Cross-border PE deals declined 18% to 3,500 in 2023.

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Software & IT services took 15% of PE deal value in 2023.

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Real estate PE deals totaled $120 billion in 2023.

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28% rise in PE carve-out deals to 650 in 2023.

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Latin America PE deals valued at $18 billion in 2023.

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PE take-privates numbered 220 globally in 2023, value $110B.

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Global PE exit value was $486 billion in 2023, down 28% YoY.

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Number of PE exits dropped to 7,400 in 2023 from 9,800 in 2022.

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IPO exits for PE fell to 180 in 2023, raising $42 billion.

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Trade sales accounted for 65% of exit value in 2023.

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Secondary buyouts hit 2,300 deals, 31% of total exits in 2023.

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US PE exits totaled $240 billion in value in 2023.

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Europe PE exit value plunged 40% to $110 billion in 2023.

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Average exit multiple achieved 2.3x invested capital in 2023.

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Strategic acquirers bought 55% of PE exits by count in 2023.

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Asia PE exits valued $85 billion in 2023, down 15%.

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Full realizations (100% exits) numbered 1,650 in 2023.

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Sponsor-to-sponsor exits captured 38% of exit value in 2023.

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Healthcare sector led PE exits with $75 billion in 2023.

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Median holding period for exited deals was 5.2 years in 2023.

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22 mega-exits (over $1B) occurred in 2023, down from 35.

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India PE exits reached $25 billion in 2023 via trade sales.

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Distributions to Paid-In (DPI) averaged 0.18x for 2023 exits.

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UK PE exits fell 35% to $22 billion in 2023.

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Tech exits by PE totaled $60 billion in 2023.

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47% of exits were partial sales in 2023.

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Infrastructure PE exits hit $55 billion in 2023.

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China PE exits dropped 50% to $20 billion in 2023.

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Average MOIC for 2023 exits was 2.1x.

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Latin America PE exits valued $8 billion in 2023.

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18% of PE portfolios were exited in 2023 by count.

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Global private equity fundraising totaled $1.17 trillion in 2023, the second-highest year on record despite a 24% decline from the 2022 peak.

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North American PE funds raised $486 billion in 2023, accounting for 42% of global totals.

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The number of PE funds closed in 2023 dropped to 1,987, down 31% from 2022.

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Mega-funds (over $5 billion) captured 46% of total PE capital raised in 2023.

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European PE fundraising fell 36% to $162 billion in 2023 amid economic headwinds.

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Asia-Pacific PE funds raised $95 billion in 2023, a 15% YoY decline.

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First-time PE funds raised $32 billion in 2023, representing 3% of global totals.

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Average time to close a PE fund in 2023 was 21 months, up from 19 months in 2022.

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Buyout funds dominated fundraising with $785 billion raised in 2023, or 67% of totals.

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Growth equity funds raised $124 billion in 2023, down 18% from prior year.

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US PE fundraising hit $506 billion in 2023, led by mega-funds from KKR and Blackstone.

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Dry powder reached $2.55 trillion at end-2023, including $1.06 trillion in buyout dry powder.

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58% of PE LPs planned to increase allocations in 2024 per a 2023 survey.

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Secondary funds raised $85 billion in 2023, up 22% YoY.

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Latin America PE fundraising dropped to $6.8 billion in 2023 from $12.5 billion in 2022.

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Middle East & Africa PE funds raised $14 billion in 2023, focused on sovereign wealth.

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Venture capital arms of PE firms raised $45 billion within PE totals in 2023.

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72% of 2023 fundraises took longer than 18 months to close.

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Top 10 PE managers raised 35% of 2023 global capital.

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Infrastructure PE funds raised $112 billion in 2023, 10% of total PE.

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Distressed debt funds within PE raised $22 billion in 2023.

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Canadian PE fundraising totaled $28 billion in 2023, down 12%.

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Australian PE funds raised $15.4 billion in 2023, led by buyouts.

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41% of LPs reported fundraising difficulties in 2023 surveys.

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Co-investment vehicles raised $18 billion in PE space in 2023.

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Evergreen PE funds raised $9.5 billion in 2023, growing segment.

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UK PE fundraising fell to $38 billion in 2023 from $65 billion peak.

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China PE fundraising dropped 45% to $47 billion in 2023.

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India PE/VC fundraising hit $39 billion in 2023, resilient market.

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Total PE commitments from pensions rose 8% to $145 billion in 2023.

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Global PE net IRR for 2023 vintages averaged 15.2%.

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Buyout funds delivered median TVPI of 1.75x as of 2023.

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Top quartile PE funds achieved 22% net IRR through 2023.

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Vintage 2020 PE funds had pooled IRR of 18.5% by end-2023.

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DPI for mature PE funds averaged 0.22x in 2023.

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US buyout IRR median was 16.8% for funds 2018-2023.

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European PE funds underperformed public markets by 2% annualized to 2023.

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Growth equity median IRR hit 20.1% for 2019 vintages in 2023.

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Infrastructure PE delivered 12.5% IRR median through 2023.

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Secondaries funds achieved 14.2% net IRR in 2023 benchmarks.

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65% of PE funds outperformed S&P 500 over 10 years to 2023.

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Median PME for PE was 1.12x vs public indices in 2023.

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Venture-backed PE subsets saw 25% IRR top quartile in 2023.

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Holding period IRR averaged 21% for 5-year exits in 2023.

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Asia PE median IRR was 13.5% for 2020-2023 vintages.

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Distressed PE strategies returned 28% IRR in 2023.

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J-curve depth for new PE funds averaged -5% in year 1 to 2023.

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72% of LPs satisfied with PE returns in 2023 surveys.

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Buyout MOIC median 2.4x for vintages pre-2020 in 2023.

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Public market equivalent (PME) >1.2x for 58% of funds to 2023.

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Net multiple to paid-in averaged 1.9x for exited portfolios 2023.

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Top 25% PE managers delivered 2x gross MOIC in 2023 data.

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RVPI for unrealized PE was 1.45x median in 2023.

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10-year annualized PE return was 14.7% to Dec 2023.

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Private equity is still scaling, with dry powder hitting $2.6 trillion by Q1 2024 even as deal value slid to $743 billion in 2023 and mega-deals dropped from 72 to 48. Meanwhile fee income reached $145 billion in 2023, but management fees compressed to an average of 1.6% while LPs pushed allocations higher and the market rewired itself through secondaries, digital infrastructure, and AI themes.

Key Takeaways

  • Global PE AUM grew to $5.8 trillion by end-2023.
  • Dry powder represented 44% of total PE AUM in 2023.
  • Number of PE firms worldwide reached 12,500 in 2023.
  • Global PE dry powder hit $2.6 trillion by Q1 2024, up 5% QoQ.
  • PE deal value reached $743 billion in 2023, down 21% from 2022.
  • Number of PE deals globally was 14,800 in 2023, flat YoY.
  • Global PE exit value was $486 billion in 2023, down 28% YoY.
  • Number of PE exits dropped to 7,400 in 2023 from 9,800 in 2022.
  • IPO exits for PE fell to 180 in 2023, raising $42 billion.
  • Global private equity fundraising totaled $1.17 trillion in 2023, the second-highest year on record despite a 24% decline from the 2022 peak.
  • North American PE funds raised $486 billion in 2023, accounting for 42% of global totals.
  • The number of PE funds closed in 2023 dropped to 1,987, down 31% from 2022.
  • Global PE net IRR for 2023 vintages averaged 15.2%.
  • Buyout funds delivered median TVPI of 1.75x as of 2023.
  • Top quartile PE funds achieved 22% net IRR through 2023.

Global private equity scaled to $5.8 trillion AUM in 2023 as fundraising softened, while digital and ESG themes surged.

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Deal Activity

1Global PE dry powder hit $2.6 trillion by Q1 2024, up 5% QoQ.
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2PE deal value reached $743 billion in 2023, down 21% from 2022.
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3Number of PE deals globally was 14,800 in 2023, flat YoY.
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4Buyout deals accounted for 58% of PE transaction value in 2023.
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5Add-on deals surged 12% to 7,200 in 2023, 49% of total deals.
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6US PE deal count was 7,100 in 2023, down 3%.
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7Europe saw 3,200 PE deals in 2023, value down 30% to $210 billion.
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8Asia-Pacific PE deals totaled $180 billion in value in 2023.
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9Mega-deals (over $5 billion) numbered 48 in 2023, down from 72.
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10Technology sector captured 22% of PE deal value in 2023.
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11Healthcare PE deals rose 5% in count to 1,800 in 2023.
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12Average PE entry multiple was 12.5x EBITDA in 2023.
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13Sponsor-to-sponsor deals hit record 1,050 in 2023, 22% of buyouts.
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14Infrastructure deals reached $140 billion in 2023, up 8%.
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15Leveraged loan volume for PE deals was $650 billion in 2023.
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1665% of PE deals used unitranche financing in 2023.
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17Consumer sector PE deals fell 25% in value to $85 billion in 2023.
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18India PE deal value hit $47 billion in 2023, led by tech.
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19Divestiture deals by PE sponsors numbered 2,100 in 2023.
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20Average deal size for buyouts was $285 million in 2023.
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21Energy transition deals in PE reached $35 billion in 2023.
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2242% of 2023 deals were in lower middle market (EBITDA <$50M).
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23Cross-border PE deals declined 18% to 3,500 in 2023.
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24Software & IT services took 15% of PE deal value in 2023.
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25Real estate PE deals totaled $120 billion in 2023.
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2628% rise in PE carve-out deals to 650 in 2023.
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27Latin America PE deals valued at $18 billion in 2023.
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28PE take-privates numbered 220 globally in 2023, value $110B.
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Deal Activity Interpretation

Armed with a record $2.6 trillion war chest but spooked by high interest rates, private equity is playing a cautious game of musical chairs, buying smaller, safer companies from each other while eyeing a few big, expensive bets in technology and infrastructure.

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Exits

1Global PE exit value was $486 billion in 2023, down 28% YoY.
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2Number of PE exits dropped to 7,400 in 2023 from 9,800 in 2022.
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3IPO exits for PE fell to 180 in 2023, raising $42 billion.
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4Trade sales accounted for 65% of exit value in 2023.
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5Secondary buyouts hit 2,300 deals, 31% of total exits in 2023.
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6US PE exits totaled $240 billion in value in 2023.
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7Europe PE exit value plunged 40% to $110 billion in 2023.
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8Average exit multiple achieved 2.3x invested capital in 2023.
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9Strategic acquirers bought 55% of PE exits by count in 2023.
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10Asia PE exits valued $85 billion in 2023, down 15%.
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11Full realizations (100% exits) numbered 1,650 in 2023.
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12Sponsor-to-sponsor exits captured 38% of exit value in 2023.
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13Healthcare sector led PE exits with $75 billion in 2023.
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14Median holding period for exited deals was 5.2 years in 2023.
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1522 mega-exits (over $1B) occurred in 2023, down from 35.
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16India PE exits reached $25 billion in 2023 via trade sales.
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17Distributions to Paid-In (DPI) averaged 0.18x for 2023 exits.
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18UK PE exits fell 35% to $22 billion in 2023.
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19Tech exits by PE totaled $60 billion in 2023.
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2047% of exits were partial sales in 2023.
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21Infrastructure PE exits hit $55 billion in 2023.
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22China PE exits dropped 50% to $20 billion in 2023.
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23Average MOIC for 2023 exits was 2.1x.
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24Latin America PE exits valued $8 billion in 2023.
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2518% of PE portfolios were exited in 2023 by count.
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Exits Interpretation

Despite a sharp global slowdown in exits, private equity firms demonstrated a resilient, if not spectacular, pragmatism in 2023 by leaning heavily on trade sales and secondary buyouts to pass the baton, proving that even in a tough market you can still get a deal done—just don’t expect a parade.

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Fundraising

1Global private equity fundraising totaled $1.17 trillion in 2023, the second-highest year on record despite a 24% decline from the 2022 peak.
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2North American PE funds raised $486 billion in 2023, accounting for 42% of global totals.
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3The number of PE funds closed in 2023 dropped to 1,987, down 31% from 2022.
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4Mega-funds (over $5 billion) captured 46% of total PE capital raised in 2023.
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5European PE fundraising fell 36% to $162 billion in 2023 amid economic headwinds.
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6Asia-Pacific PE funds raised $95 billion in 2023, a 15% YoY decline.
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7First-time PE funds raised $32 billion in 2023, representing 3% of global totals.
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8Average time to close a PE fund in 2023 was 21 months, up from 19 months in 2022.
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9Buyout funds dominated fundraising with $785 billion raised in 2023, or 67% of totals.
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10Growth equity funds raised $124 billion in 2023, down 18% from prior year.
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11US PE fundraising hit $506 billion in 2023, led by mega-funds from KKR and Blackstone.
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12Dry powder reached $2.55 trillion at end-2023, including $1.06 trillion in buyout dry powder.
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1358% of PE LPs planned to increase allocations in 2024 per a 2023 survey.
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14Secondary funds raised $85 billion in 2023, up 22% YoY.
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15Latin America PE fundraising dropped to $6.8 billion in 2023 from $12.5 billion in 2022.
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16Middle East & Africa PE funds raised $14 billion in 2023, focused on sovereign wealth.
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17Venture capital arms of PE firms raised $45 billion within PE totals in 2023.
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1872% of 2023 fundraises took longer than 18 months to close.
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19Top 10 PE managers raised 35% of 2023 global capital.
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20Infrastructure PE funds raised $112 billion in 2023, 10% of total PE.
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21Distressed debt funds within PE raised $22 billion in 2023.
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22Canadian PE fundraising totaled $28 billion in 2023, down 12%.
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23Australian PE funds raised $15.4 billion in 2023, led by buyouts.
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2441% of LPs reported fundraising difficulties in 2023 surveys.
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25Co-investment vehicles raised $18 billion in PE space in 2023.
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26Evergreen PE funds raised $9.5 billion in 2023, growing segment.
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27UK PE fundraising fell to $38 billion in 2023 from $65 billion peak.
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28China PE fundraising dropped 45% to $47 billion in 2023.
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29India PE/VC fundraising hit $39 billion in 2023, resilient market.
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30Total PE commitments from pensions rose 8% to $145 billion in 2023.
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Fundraising Interpretation

The private equity industry is having a dramatic, slow-motion consolidation, where the largest players are hoarding capital like dragons on a pile of gold, leaving everyone else to fight over the scraps while the world nervously waits to see what they'll buy with it.

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Performance Metrics

1Global PE net IRR for 2023 vintages averaged 15.2%.
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2Buyout funds delivered median TVPI of 1.75x as of 2023.
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3Top quartile PE funds achieved 22% net IRR through 2023.
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4Vintage 2020 PE funds had pooled IRR of 18.5% by end-2023.
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5DPI for mature PE funds averaged 0.22x in 2023.
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6US buyout IRR median was 16.8% for funds 2018-2023.
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7European PE funds underperformed public markets by 2% annualized to 2023.
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8Growth equity median IRR hit 20.1% for 2019 vintages in 2023.
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9Infrastructure PE delivered 12.5% IRR median through 2023.
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10Secondaries funds achieved 14.2% net IRR in 2023 benchmarks.
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1165% of PE funds outperformed S&P 500 over 10 years to 2023.
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12Median PME for PE was 1.12x vs public indices in 2023.
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13Venture-backed PE subsets saw 25% IRR top quartile in 2023.
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14Holding period IRR averaged 21% for 5-year exits in 2023.
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15Asia PE median IRR was 13.5% for 2020-2023 vintages.
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16Distressed PE strategies returned 28% IRR in 2023.
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17J-curve depth for new PE funds averaged -5% in year 1 to 2023.
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1872% of LPs satisfied with PE returns in 2023 surveys.
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19Buyout MOIC median 2.4x for vintages pre-2020 in 2023.
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20Public market equivalent (PME) >1.2x for 58% of funds to 2023.
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21Net multiple to paid-in averaged 1.9x for exited portfolios 2023.
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22Top 25% PE managers delivered 2x gross MOIC in 2023 data.
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23RVPI for unrealized PE was 1.45x median in 2023.
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2410-year annualized PE return was 14.7% to Dec 2023.
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Performance Metrics Interpretation

While private equity’s headline returns sparkle, the real story is that the sector is a game of exceptional dispersion, where top funds feast and average ones sometimes just politely snack.

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    aresmgmt.com

  • Reference 30
    WELLINGTON
    wellington.com

    wellington.com

  • Reference 31
    BURGISS
    burgiss.com

    burgiss.com

  • Reference 32
    NASDAQ
    nasdaq.com

    nasdaq.com

  • Reference 33
    PEAKBRIDGE
    peakbridge.com

    peakbridge.com

  • Reference 34
    HEIDRICK
    heidrick.com

    heidrick.com

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