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Karan Kapoor
Managing Director, Technology Investment Banking at Cantor Fitzgerald | Software & SaaS
Karan Kapoor is a Managing Director in Cantor Fitzgerald's Tech Investment Banking Group, based in San Francisco, California.13 He has nearly 20 years of experience in the technology investment banking sector, specializing in advising tech companies on mergers & acquisitions and capital raising, particularly in software sectors like collaboration & workflow automation and data & analytics.3
Kapoor's career history includes:
- Managing Director at Cantor Fitzgerald (January 2024 - Present)4
- Managing Director and Co-Head of Kroll's Tech Investment Banking team (Pagemill Partners) (June 2019 - January 2024)12
- Managing Director at Clear Capital Advisors (2018 - 2019)1
- Director - Tech Investment Banking at UBS (2016 - 2018)1
- Vice President - Tech Investment Banking at Stifel Financial Corp. (2013 - 2016)1
He holds an MBA from the UCLA Anderson School of Management.1 Kapoor relocated from San Francisco to Los Angeles in 2019 to drive Cantor Fitzgerald's expansion in the tech sector.3 His expertise extends to core verticals such as construction & real estate and healthcare.3
Kapoor holds several FINRA licenses, including Series 79 (Investment Banking Registered Representative), Series 7 (General Securities Representative), and Series 63 (Uniform Securities Agent State Law).1
Highlights
Excited to moderate an interactive discussion on the 2023 M&A and financing outlook. Please join me and expert panelists including Douglas Schnell from Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, Jeremy Swan from CohnReznick LLP, and Carla S. Nunes, CFA from Kroll. We will discuss a range of topics from the macro market environment and its impact on valuations to M&A deal dynamics and opportunities for PE investors including take-privates and buyouts of private companies needing to refinance debt or recapitalize. #mergersandacquisitions #privateequity #capitalmarkets #financing #recaps #costofcapital #valuation
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Even the darkest clouds have silver linings. Thanks to Association for Corporate Growth (ACG)'s Middle Market Growth Magazine for including my perspective on the impact of the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) on middle-market private equity. As I note in the article, despite government measures to protect depositors, long-term liquidity issues are likely to persist. This poses long-term challenges for SVB’s lending clients and others holding venture debt, but it should also open up a swath of M&A opportunities for private equity firms who can provide a vital lifeline and back good businesses impacted by the fallout.
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