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In the wake of unprecedented economic and societal challenges, businesses are being forced to rethink their strategic objectives. Against this backdrop, the role Private Equity (PE) can play in mid-market growth is being reconsidered. The insights below explore how PE firms are adapting to the new market conditions and provide advice for mid-market businesses looking at PE as a route to growth.

Mid-market businesses Getting ready for private equity investment
Our specialists explore how private equity firms are now working with their portfolios and how the mid-market can benefit from investment.
Mid-market businesses Myth-busting private equity
Nervous about partnering with Private Equity? We explore some of the common myths we come across when speaking to mid-market businesses about PE investment.
Private equity firms Private equity in mid-market: reshaping strategies for 2021
When the global COVID-19 pandemic stormed across the globe in early 2020, the private equity sector was hit hard but deals are coming back to the market.
Private Equity in Vietnam 2019 Catching up and getting ahead
Grant Thornton Vietnam is pleased to announce the release of the results of our 18th survey - “Private Equity in Vietnam- Catching up and getting ahead”. The
Private Equity in Vietnam 2018 Poised for growth
Private Equity investment in Vietnam remains a significant driver behind Vietnam’s economic growth. The sentiment expressed by those operating in the Private
Private Equity in Vietnam 2017 What is in store for PE investors in 2017?
Private Equity investment in Vietnam remains a significant driver behind Vietnam’s economic growth. The sentiment expressed by those operating in the Private
Private Equity Capturing new waves of investment - A call for change
Private Equity Report
Private Equity in Vietnam 2020 Asia’s Rising Star
Grant Thornton Vietnam is pleased to announce the release of our Private Equity Survey 2020 – an edition to our annual Private Equity Survey series. This year
Private equity in the UK Technology will be a shining light in M&A post-lockdown
Quarterly analysis of UK M&A trends in software, IT services (including digital transformation), fintech, advertising and marketing services.
Private equity in the UK How will private equity be impacted by current events?
The private equity (PE) industry is feeling the pressure of the coronavirus outbreak, both in terms of deal-making and managing existing portfolios.
Private equity in the US PE valuations shift in COVID-19 era
COVID-19 has caused PE firms to evaluate and adjust their valuation practices – postponing valuations to avoid reset triggers, exploring new approaches to
Mergers and acquisitions Steer your M&A growth strategy to success
Merger and acquisition remains a root but increasingly complex path to growth for many businesses, essential preparation can overcome the challenges.
Private Equity Private Equity - Investment Outlook 2018
Grant Thornton is conducting its 2018 survey on the investment outlook of the private equity sector. The survey is aimed at decision makers involved in
Private Equity Ready for another wave of investment
Ready for another wave of investment
Private Equity Maintaining growth: the challenge of managing investments in a young market
Maintaining growth: the challenge of managing investments in a young market
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Contact our Private Equity specialists

Founder and Senior Board Adviser Kenneth Atkinson

Ho Chi Minh City

+84 28 3910 9108

Partner, Head of Advisory Services Nguyen Thi Vinh Ha

Hanoi

+84 24 3850 1600

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