Remy International Limited (B)
Subject
Accounting, Economics, Entrepreneurship
Publication Year
1995
Abstract
In May 1994 Michael Hoffman and Louis Elson were preparing to travel from their London base to New York for a quarterly meeting of the partners of E.M. Warburg Pincus, the largest venture capital firm in the world. At these quarterly meetings the partners reviewed each of the company's investments. As the lead investor in Remy International Limited, Warburg Pincus had helped build Remy from start-up and now needed to exit from its investment. Both men knew that their partners expected them to tell them what their investment in Remy International was worth and how they planned to realise that value.
Topic List
Entrepreneurship, Opportunity Assessment, Financing, Exit, Valuation, Venture Capital
Industry
Publishing
Publication Event Date
1992-1994
LBS Case Number
CS-94-045-08
Location
UK
Project Funder
DFID
Publication Research Centre
Centre for New and Emerging Markets (closed), Entrepreneurship
Available on ECCH
No
