Aside from IBISWorld what other tools can be leveraged for industry market research?

by a searcher from Università Bocconi

4 months ago

Hi everyone,

Aside from IBISWorld what other tools can be leveraged for industry market research and financial data including precedent transactions?
I look forward to hearing from you.

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searcher

Consulting Firms often publish market deep dives that I find insightful. Small specialized M&A Brokers publish often research from the M&A view with full blown peer companies and multiples etc that are super helpful for search funds! Other than that, in PE we used to have access to Gain.Pro. I still have many of the research pdfs and publish many of them as well as my own research in my free weekly newsletter here: https://searchfundinsights.substack.com/subscribe!

For transactions in a certain space there is MergerMarkets, which I don't have access to anymore, however, some of my interns do through their business school access.

Any specific market you need?

4 months ago | like reply | 1 like

searcher from Istanbul Bilgi University

Peercomps specifically for the US and Mergermarket for a global coverage.

4 months ago | like reply | 1 like

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