Despite the possibility of heading into a recessionary-type environment, private equity and venture capital managers who invest in health care remain optimistic, arguing that this sector remains one of the most robust parts of the economy — even in downturns, EisnerAmper reports. However, they remain concerned that lower valuations might delay exits and potentially slow dealmaking in some sectors of health care. Finally, despite companies possibly having to pivot from their core competencies to raise capital amid a possible economic downturn, investment managers argue that their due diligence best practices remain the same. Read more.
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