Financial Times:
Thoma Bravo closed a €1.8B fund for European software deals, after opening a London office in 2023; the US PE firm has deployed €14B in Europe since 2010 — Private equity investor’s partner says the region’s market ‘isn’t as crowded as in the US’
Financial Times:
Thoma Bravo closed a €1.8B fund for European software deals, after opening a London office in 2023; the US PE firm has deployed €14B in Europe since 2010 — Private equity investor’s partner says the region’s market ‘isn’t as crowded as in the US’
Financial Times:
Thoma Bravo closed a €1.8B fund for European software deals, after opening a London office in 2023; the US PE firm has deployed €14B in Europe since 2010 — Private equity investor’s partner says the region’s market ‘isn’t as crowded as in the US’
Financial Times:
Thoma Bravo closed a €1.8B fund for European software deals, after opening a London office in 2023; the US PE firm has deployed €14B in Europe since 2010 — Private equity investor’s partner says the region’s market ‘isn’t as crowded as in the US’
Financial Times:
Thoma Bravo closed a €1.8B fund for European software deals, after opening a London office in 2023; the US PE firm has deployed €14B in Europe since 2010 — Private equity investor’s partner says the region’s market ‘isn’t as crowded as in the US’
Financial Times:
Thoma Bravo closed a €1.8B fund for European software deals, after opening a London office in 2023; the US PE firm has deployed €14B in Europe since 2010 — Private equity investor’s partner says the region’s market ‘isn’t as crowded as in the US’
Financial Times:
Thoma Bravo closed a €1.8B fund for European software deals, after opening a London office in 2023; the US PE firm has deployed €14B in Europe since 2010 — Private equity investor’s partner says the region’s market ‘isn’t as crowded as in the US’
Financial Times:
Thoma Bravo closed a €1.8B fund for European software deals, after opening a London office in 2023; the US PE firm has deployed €14B in Europe since 2010 — Private equity investor’s partner says the region’s market ‘isn’t as crowded as in the US’