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In today’s increasingly competitive capital markets, attracting institutional investment is not just about having a promising idea or a compelling pitch deck. Investment funds operate under strict risk-return frameworks and…
Introduction
The Internal Rate of Return (IRR) is one of the most relevant metrics for evaluating the performance of private equity investments. Since these investments are typically characterized by irregular…
Strategic Guide for Private Wealth and Alternative Investments In today’s complex financial landscape, structuring a cartera inversión alternativa (alternative investment portfolio) is no longer a niche strategy reserved for a few, it’s…
In private equity and institutional investing, due diligence is far more than a procedural checkpoint. It is a decisive phase where risk is uncovered, value is validated, and conviction is…
At Gala Capital, we approach private equity valuation with a strong emphasis on analytical rigor, downside awareness, and long-term value creation. In an environment marked by higher interest rates, tighter…
Practical tools to anticipate liquidity bottlenecks in adverse market conditions Liquidity risk is one of the most underestimated, yet critical, factors in private investments. Unlike public markets, where assets can be bought or sold almost instantly,…
Are ESG Investments Really More Profitable? Current Evidence and Lessons for Institutional Investors
We analyze the latest data on the profitability and resilience of ESG investments in Europe, particularly Spain, and examine early signals of their potential in Latin America. We highlight advantages,…
Imagine this: you’ve identified a company with potential, invested in it, supported its growth, and then the crucial moment arrives, it’s time to decide how and when to sell. That…
Fixed Income Has Changed: The New Cycle Demands Alternative Strategies The 2020–2025 cycle has profoundly reshaped capital allocation dynamics in financial markets. A sequence of disruptions—pandemic, unprecedented stimulus, sustained inflation,…
After more than a decade of historically low interest rates, the monetary cycle shifted abruptly starting in 2022. In response to persistent inflation, the European Central Bank raised its benchmark…