Private Equity: Investing and Creating Value

Justin Cooper

Private equity managers are sought after for their ability to confidently evaluate investments in the private equity space. Earners of the credential from Private Equity: Investing and Creating Value have a keen understanding of the stages of private equity investment, deal structure, and key market drivers affecting investment decisions. They have the ability to analyze deals from various viewpoints and identify new opportunities for investment.

Skills / Knowledge

Advanced Communication
Analytical Skills
Asset Valuation
Business Valuation
Complex Business Problems
Critical Thinking
Funding Strategies
Private Equity Structures
Strategy & Investment Funding

Issued on

March 15, 2024

Expires on

Does not expire

Earning Criteria

Required

other

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course

Complete the five-day program at Wharton, engaging with Wharton faculty, industry practitioners and global peers.

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Wharton Executive Education

Private equity is a critically important asset that investors cannot afford to exclude from their portfolios. With its potential for high returns that can outperform other asset classes — such as conventional stocks, bonds, and mutual funds — private equity offers a competitive edge to sophisticated investors. Private Equity: Investing and Creating Value is designed for institutional investors as well as investment professionals aspiring to be better private equity managers. Renowned Wharton finance faculty teach up-to-the-minute information about private equity, including the impact of the pandemic on the sector. The program delivers the latest concepts investors need to know to confidently evaluate investment opportunities in the private equity space and to build optimal investment processes.

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