AIN TOMMAR Sara

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  • 2017 - 2018
    Dauphine recherches en management
  • 2017 - 2018
    Ecole doctorale de dauphine
  • 2017 - 2018
    Université Paris-Dauphine
  • 2017 - 2018
    Communauté d'universités et établissements Université de Recherche Paris Sciences et Lettres
  • 2018
    Three Essays in Private Equity.
    Three Essays in Private Equity.
    Is Destiny Worth the Distance? On Private Equity in Emerging Markets.
    Is Destiny Worth the Distance? On Private Equity in Emerging Markets.
    Permanent Capital, Permanent Struggle? New Evidence from Listed Private Equity.

  • Three Essays in Private Equity.

    Sara AIN TOMMAR
    2018
    Recent years have witnessed a lack of momentum in equity markets that has driven a growing number of investors to turn to private markets, including private equity.This manuscript addresses research questions that characterize the changes that private equity is experiencing today: a search for relative liquidity, a quest for superior returns in new markets, and a stability in human capital, which remains an important vector of communication during fundraising.The first dissertation of this thesis examines the impact of the public listing of private equity vehicles on their performance and shows that exposure to liquidity induces significantly lower realized performances.The second dissertation examines the performance of private equity in emerging markets and shows that the success of these investments is related to the geographic distance and the cultural proximity between private equity firms and the investee companies.Finally, the last dissertation of this thesis examines the importance of human capital for private equity firms and shows that manager mobility deteriorates performance.
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  • Three Essays in Private Equity.

    Sara AIN TOMMAR, Serge DAROLLES, Edith GINGLINGER, Serge DAROLLES, Edith GINGLINGER, Jean francois GAJEWSKI, Jose miguel GASPAR, Ludovic PHALIPPOU, Jean francois GAJEWSKI, Jose miguel GASPAR
    2018
    Recent years have witnessed a lack of dynamism in the stock markets, which has led a growing number of investors to turn to private markets, particularly private equity. This manuscript addresses issues that characterize the changes in private equity today: a search for relative liquidity, a quest for higher returns in new markets, and the stability of human resources, which remain an important vector of communication when raising funds from investors.The first essay of this thesis examines the impact of the IPO of private equity vehicles on their performance and shows that this search for liquidity leads to a significant decrease in realized performance. The second essay discusses the performance of private equity in emerging markets and shows that the success of these investments is related to the geographical distance and cultural proximity between private equity firms and the companies financed.Finally, the last essay of this thesis examines the importance of human capital for private equity firms and shows that managerial mobility deteriorates realized performance.
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  • Is Destiny Worth the Distance? On Private Equity in Emerging Markets.

    Sara AIN TOMMAR, Serge DAROLLES, Emmanuel JURCZENKO
    SSRN Electronic Journal | 2018
    No summary available.
    More informations See the publication

  • Is Destiny Worth the Distance? On Private Equity in Emerging Markets.

    Serge DAROLLES, Sara AIN TOMMAR, Emmanuel JURCZENKO
    SSRN Electronic Journal | 2018
    No summary available.
    More informations See the publication

  • Permanent Capital, Permanent Struggle? New Evidence from Listed Private Equity.

    Sara AIN TOMMAR, Serge DAROLLES
    SSRN Electronic Journal | 2018
    No summary available.
    More informations See the publication
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