Prashant Yerramilli

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53 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2020 last heard Jan 2020

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Today, I am joined by Matt Holt, who is a managing director at New Mountain Capital.
He's the head of healthcare investing and is the president of private equity for the firm.
Matt, I'm delighted to be speaking with you.
Given your wealth of knowledge, passion and investments in this space, we will be talking today about private equity investments in healthcare and where it goes from here.
What attracted you to healthcare investing over the last 18 years?
And what has kept you excited?
And by healthcare, you define it broadly as?
services and life sciences with the whole ecosystem in terms of your investment portfolio?
If you look at trends, private equity continues to play an increasing role in the healthcare industry.
If you think about investor interest and from an investor point of view, what makes it an interesting market to play in?
Those are important tailwinds on a macro basis.
Let's just convert this from trends to impact.
What do you think has been the tangible impact of just private market investing and PE investments in the space?
Are there a few examples you could share to illustrate?
Those are very interesting examples.
When you think about the ownership model of private ownership and private markets more broadly, is there a tangible impact from this structure and the ownership model?
Or is it just more about the strategy and the thesis around the investment?
Do you see the model helping?
What are some markers of success and preconditions that you look for during the thesis phase or the diligence phase?
That's technology on the front, align against shift to value.
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