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BC Partners-led consortium, including La Caisse, GIC affiliates, StepStone and Longview Asset Management acquisitions

Explore 1 reviewed acquisitions involving BC Partners-led consortium, including La Caisse, GIC affiliates, StepStone and Longview Asset Management as the buyer or investor. Compare transaction dates, targets, values and available valuation multiples, then open any comp for its sources and calculation basis.

Coverage includes published FundComb transactions recorded under BC Partners-led consortium, including La Caisse, GIC affiliates, StepStone and Longview Asset Management. Subsidiaries, other names and undisclosed activity may be recorded separately.

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2014

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Values are 100% enterprise values. Multiples divide EV by full-company revenue or EBITDA. Reported prices are assumed to be EV; explicit partial-stake prices are grossed up as estimates. Amounts paid are tracked separately.

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2014-12-14 BC Partners-led consortium, including La Caisse, GIC affiliates, StepStone and Longview Asset Management 8,700 1.2x 9.1x

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