Sentences with phrase «many dried powders»

PE firms are sitting on $ 545.5 billion of dry powder (the money they've raised but have yet to invest).

At the time, they were sitting on $ 500 billion in dry powder.

The pressure to put money into the industry has created ideal conditions for fundraising, which is why we have such a high amount of dry powder and that's creating even more intense competition for deals along with continued favorable credit markets which allow for cheap debt.

So the trouble is that we've got a mountain of dry powder, but we've got a flat number of deals and an increasing value per deal, so you quickly come to a situation where the industry is becoming much more competitive for each deal that is done.

TERM SHEET: Dry powder is at record levels.

«It's hard when you're trying to scale and you have a bunch of dry powder.»

As we've noted before, this is a somewhat troubling trend as investment firms are sitting on unprecedented levels of dry powder, participating in larger deals, and helping create a sluggish exit market.

As long as you have some form of dry powder to buy stocks after future losses, I think that's the whole point of it.

Second, when this happens, they are your financial and emotional dry powder.

The benefit of any cash or high quality bond allocation is that it provides that part of your portfolio with dry powder for spending or rebalancing during a market shake - up.

The strongest argument I see is that bonds should provide dry powder not if, but when stocks see their next serious decline.

The option / opportunity cost for dry powder (bonds vs. cash) is extremely cheap — with that said, it has been cheap for quite some time, and could stay cheap for much longer, BUT, one who exercises that option has left very little on the table, certainly nothing material in terms of financial security / wealth.

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If dry powder is important, isn't then the question bonds vs. cash?

Not only did bonds provide some stability while stocks fell, but more importantly, they provided investors with dry powder to rebalance into stocks as they went on sale.

All of that means lots of dry powder, lots of competition and high prices.

«They have raised so much money and have so much dry powder.»

These include recycling proceeds from earlier realized losses and maintaining sufficient dry powder to take on a more concentrated exposure in high - performing investments.

Private equity reported a 9 % increase in dry powder in the past year, reaching $ 755 billion as of June 2015.

The total dry powder of private capital, which includes debt, real estate and infrastructure, reached $ 1.3 trillion.

Substantial dry powder.

The logic goes that if cash levels are high, there is more «dry powder» for fund managers to invest.

Private equity currently has plenty of dry powder — capital waiting to be put to work — as well as plenty of experience turning around ailing banks» strategy and operations.

That said, I love to have dry powder to make bets when I see a kink.

Fund managers» aggregate dry powder, or unspent capital commitments, rose to $ 266 billion in late March, up from $ 249 billion in December.

One other thing I do like about the house is that there is dry powder in it that I'm paying zero interest on and can pull out to buy another house.

Because closed - end fund managers have a fixed timeframe during which they have to spend their dry powder, strong fundraising should help prop up demand for real estate in the years to come.

Many of the best value investors in the world, including Tweedy Browne and Third Avenue, have routinely kept cash on their balance sheet to serve as «dry powder» for when markets fall.

The idea is that miners have enough financial dry powder that they can stomach any drops in the block subsidy as the market tries to determine the new price of bitcoin with supply cut in half.

The partnership comes at a time when buyout firms are sitting on record amounts of unspent cash, known as dry powder in the industry, after a strong period for fundraising.

Another name for the capital you have in the bank is «dry powder,» as in dry gunpowder your soldiers can use to kill and maim your enemies — and win the war.

When it comes to spending the dry powder, these monstrous fund sizes have also led to larger and more complex deals.

Larger fund sizes have led to more dry powder being available for deployment.

With such an inordinate amount of dry powder, the spending of capital raised by Vision Fund will almost inevitably involve Cayman Islands structures.

Cash serves as a consistent source of value in a company and even dry powder.

We have a lot of dry powder, and we're right now accessing opportunities that again are structured to basically minimize the risk, but also want to take advantage of now happens to be, in retrospect, the right time to step in for part of the opportunity.

We are now seeing record levels of dry powder available for startups, with some recent estimates exceeding $ 121 billion at venture capital firms alone, according to Institutional Investor.

The survey shows also that about 20 % of the cash is earmarked for investing purposes — either as «dry powder» to invest later or as long - term savings.

You might be able to accumulate a lot at the outset, and you may be able to collect hefty fees for doing the same old thing while things are rosy, but you may also be setting yourself up for capital outflows and enormous headaches precisely when you need your dry powder and an open schedule.

A number of you wrote me after my post on «The Power of Dry Powder».

Make certain your insiders have dry powder.

Manage your burn, your dry powder and your milestones to make certain you don't end up over your skis too far.

Results from the Bain Private Equity Survey indicate that GPs sitting on a mountain of dry powder may not have been giving fund - raising their full attention during the year.

Some of the industry's biggest players, like David M. Rubenstein of the Carlyle Group, Henry Kravis of Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and David Bonderman of TPG, have more than $ 10 billion apiece in uncommitted capital — what is known as «dry powder» — according to Preqin, an industry research firm.

New technologies for investors and developers alike are changing the face of real estate investing, and both demographic demands and a push outside of primary markets are forcing the creation of new repositories for existing dry powder.

If a stock goes down after he buys it that's fine as long as he is still right about intrinsic value and he has dry powder to invest.

1Q 2018 was my first such opportunity (after a long while) to deploy some dry powder into stocks.

We've got enough dry powder to let him settle back down, but we're still exposed enough to maintain adequate diversification.

You can then use this dry powder when stocks of good companies are too low.

If you aren't familiar with the replacer it's a dry powder that you mix with warm water.