Exits that Win: What Works, What Doesn’t, and How Fund Managers Quarterback Exits

Exits can make or break a fund’s performance, and private fund CFOs play a critical role in managing liquidity and optimizing exits for their funds. Watch our expert panel of M&A and exit-readiness specialists to explore how CFOs can leverage real-time portfolio data to maximize liquidity and make smarter, more strategic decisions for their funds.

Key topics that we cover:

• Timing the exit: How market conditions influence exit strategies
• Key Pre-Exit Metrics: Key financial and operational metrics to evaluate before an exit
• Due Diligence Readiness: How to prepare effectively and steer clear of common deal breakers before an exit
• Data-Driven Decision Making: How fund managers can leverage planning and forecasting tools for data-driven exit strategies.
• Exit Path Explained: Know the difference between M&A and IPO and how to choose the right one.

Featuring

• Hian Goh
  Founder, General Partner
  Openspace

• Jeffrey Seah
  General Partner
  MSW Ventures

• Karen Lau
  Director
  Alvarez & Marsal Tax

• Milti Chryssavgis
  CEO & Founder
  Drashta Impact

• William Ho
  Partner
  K&L Gates

• Josephine Koh
  Senior Director of Customer Experience, Funds (APAC)
  Carta

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