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Deutsche Bank has been
left lead on SPACs for the
pre-eminent buyout firms
Private equity investors
including Centerview
Partners, Riverstone, TPG
(Pace Holdings Corp.),
The Gores Group and WL
Ross & Co. have raised or
are planning to raise
money through blank-
check companies to make
acquisitions outside of
their main buyout funds
A well-tailored SPAC
could be conflict-free and
complementary to any
Sponsor's platform as a
natural extension of its
investment strategy
Deutsche Bank
Corporate & Investment Banking
Why should premier Sponsors consider the SPAC
market?
Benefits
Permanent public equity capital
No liquidity pressures that exist in a private fund context
Diversify capital raising channels with new investor base
Potential channel for multiple issuances in the future
Significant economics relative to sponsor at-risk capital
Significantly easier process to raise money than private
capital
Private capital market remains constrained and fees
continue to compress
Product is becoming more institutionalized with sellers
looking at the structure with more credibility
Wave of successful deal closures all trading meaningfully
above par
Investor base is expanding to more traditional,
long-only accounts
Considerations
4,
— Conflicts with existing funds
— Team dedicated to vehicles and allocation of time
— Messaging around potential pushback from existing LPs
— Capital is not fully committed
— Finding the right deal that is appropriate for a SPAC
— Sizing the SPAC
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