Allison McNeely is a private equity reporter at various esteemed publications. She specializes in finance and investment, covering topics such as AI platforms, alternative investments, and asset management, while also exploring the intersection of technology and sports business. Allison's work has been featured in notable outlets including Bloomberg Law, Fortune, and Yahoo Finance.
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Allison McNeely's coverage primarily focuses on the business, finance, and real estate industries in Canada. Her articles often involve investment analysis and cite data to support her reporting.
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By: Allison McNeely
Global buyout deal value fell 70% to $20 billion in the first quarter as fewer large deals were completed, Bain said in the report, which analyzed data from Dealogic. Valuations of software companies fell about 8% in the period, compared with a decline of 0.3% for all other sectors.
By: Davide Scigliuzzo, Allison Mcneely, Preeti Singh
The billionaire behind Thoma Bravo is seeking to reassure investors that the private equity firm is ready to embrace AI — and that its losing bet on Medallia is a one-off.
By: Preeti Singh, Allison McNeely
Orlando Bravo was quick to see the disruptive potential of software, making a series of lucrative bets on the sector that turned him into a billionaire and transformed the buyout shop he leads, Thoma Bravo, into an industry powerhouse. Now, the disruption is coming for his own firm.
By: Preeti Singh, Allison Mcneely
Pitching an institutional investor on a single private equity deal rather than a diversified fund was long deemed the sign of a buyout newcomer or a struggling rainmaker.
By: Preeti Singh, Allison McNeely
Pitching an institutional investor on a single private equity deal rather than a diversified fund was long deemed the sign of a buyout newcomer or a struggling rainmaker.
Koch Inc. is exploring a sale of Edged, the data center developer it cofounded to build projects for the biggest hyperscalers, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
KKR & Co. posted a record profit in the second quarter, fueled by $1.29 billion of asset sales, the most in the firm’s 50-year history.
By: Allison Mcneely, Alexandre Rajbhandari
KKR & Co. is weighing one of its first investments in a new unit that provides capital to alternative asset managers, a push it said could eventually grow into a $100 billion business.
FS KKR Capital Corp., the troubled private credit fund managed by KKR & Co. and Future Standard, reported a decline in asset value but better loan performance as efforts to shore up the fund took hold.
When some of Wall Street’s most prominent CEOs recently appeared on TV with Nvidia Corp.’s Jensen Huang, touting their $500 billion pact to finance AI chips, one participant stood out.
