6. EQT
EQT A.B. (EQT.ST), a Swedish company, has an AUM of 73.3 billion euros, or around $81.7 billion as of this writing, according to the current currency rate. The business was established in 1994 and now employs over 1,200 people in 24 nations in Europe, North America, and the Asia-Pacific area. Perhaps its most well-known portfolio firm among Americans is Flying Tiger Copenhagen.
7. Vista Equity Partners
Vista Equity Partners, which has more than $86 billion in AUM, only invests in businesses that use software, data, and other forms of technology. In addition to other industries, the corporation has strategic interests in businesses in the healthcare, advertising, and risk management sectors. The largest fund ever created by an independent private equity company, the $16 billion technology fund Vista completed in September 2019, was the largest fund ever.
8. TPG Capital
AUM for TPG Capital as a whole is $109 billion. David Bonderman and Jim Coulter founded TPG Capital in 1992, and it has its corporate office in San Francisco. The business operates 12 other offices in 8 different nations.
Among the company’s notable deals include its 1993 acquisition of Continental Airlines, 2000 partnership with Leonard Green and Partners to purchase Petco, and 2002 leveraged acquisition of Burger King with Bain Capital and Goldman Sachs Capital Partners.
Chobani, Fender, and Airbnb are a some of the companies now in its portfolio.
9. Warburg Pincus LLC
With investments in more than 235 businesses, Warburg Pincus LLC has a total AUM of over $73 billion. E.M. Warburg & Co., which was created in 1939, and Warburg Pincus, which was founded in 1966, are the foundations of the company. It has offices in 13 nations, with its headquarters in New York.
10. Neuberger Berman Group LLC
The $460 billion AUM of Neuberger Berman Group LLC includes $70 billion in private equity. Neuberger Berman claims to have more than 25 years of experience in alternative investing and employs more than 648 specialists across 25 nations.
