Modelling profitability of private equity: A fractional integration approach.
Resumen: This paper analyses the stochastic behaviour of private equity returns (a measure of profitability) applying fractional integration to an extensive dataset including quarterly data spanning the last four decades for various geographical areas (US, Europe, Asia/Pacific, the Rest of the World and Total) and investment types (Buyout & Growth Equity, Venture Capital & Fund of Funds, Infrastructure, Natural Resources, Real Estate, Subordinated Capital & Distressed as well as the aggregate category All Types). The results support the hypothesis of stationarity and mean reversion in all cases; however, there are differences in the degree of persistence across regions, the series for Europe being the closest to a short-memory process, while those for the US exhibit long memory, which implies that shocks have long-lived effects. Differences are also found in the results by asset class. The implications of these findings for private equity management, profit smoothing and return benchmarking are briefly discussed.
Identificador universal: https://hdl.handle.net/10641/4254
Fecha: 2024
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