PRINT THIS PAGE Private equity in Spain - 2001 update25/09/2001. Source: Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Professor José Marti
The Spanish private equity market continues to grow, following the record E2.35bn funds raised in 2000. The money now available should be enough to sustain increasing levels of investment throughout the next two years, according to this report by Professor Jose Marti of the University of Madrid.
Both domestic and foreign investors continue to show a high level of interest in Spain and large, pan-European funds that have been set up over the last few years are directing some of their funds to Spanish companies. 33.1 per cent of funds raised in 2000 came from other European countries and the US provided 14.7 per cent of the funds.
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Copyright © 2001 Jose Marti
Jose Marti is professor of financial management at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Much of his research into private equity and venture capital is published on his web site www.webcapitalriesgo.com
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