Private Equity Finance Made Easy: Step by Step Private Equity Finance, Fundraising, Valuation & PE Deals Guide For Startup Founders, Entrepreneurs, Fund Managers & Investment Bankers

At the heart of Investment Banking and Finance Fundamentals is the realm of Private Equity Financing. This is how most Wall Street Investors and CEOs of Enterprises make Millions of Dollars every year. I've watched principles leave with hundreds of Millions of dollars in transactions. If you're interested in learning about Finance Fundamentals or considering a job in Investment Banking or Private Equity, are an Entrepreneur or a Startup Founder; this is a subject you must Master!

Packed with information. Interesting for those who want to get deep into subject.

Terrible book. It’s clear the content was generated by asking AI questions about Private Equity, with little to no added expertise or effort. The material appears to have been printed and cheaply bound, resulting in unreadable text in places due to poor formatting and binding issues. Avoid purchasing this at all costs.

A lot of complicated financial detail in this guide. A lot of experience and personal touch had gone into this. The writing style is sometimes odd but the message is clear and I must say the guide covers all the relevant information for investors interested in the stock market amongst other things.

A whiff of self publishing exists with poor syntax, grammar, type setting, structure, naming and general concept around train of thought, making this a difficult read. The style of writing sounds like dictated conversation. Its only advantage is brevity and coverage of concepts for better familiarity when reading a proper academic book written for critical thought.

"Private Equity Finance Made Easy" skillfully unravels the complex world of private equity. It's an ideal primer for startup founders, entrepreneurs, and investment bankers. Not only does it explain key concepts and procedures in lucid terms, it also provides real-world guidance for structuring deals and navigating the industry. Whether you're new to the field or seeking to deepen your understanding, this is an invaluable resource. Highly recommended.

Good for beginners, I would recommend to read, give it a try

The font is so small - needs to be ten times bigger to read it The sentences are random and not edited- it’s all over the place- I know less than before I bought it

“Private Equity Finance Made Easy: Step by Step Private Equity Finance, Fundraising, Valuation & PE Deals Guide For Startup Founders” by Umran Nayani provides a clear and methodical introduction to the intricacies of private equity finance, tailored specifically for startup founders. Through around 140 pages, the book covers essential topics such as fundraising, valuation, and structuring PE deals – offering a very practical roadmap for navigating the complex world of private equity – and is suitable for startup founders seeking to understand and leverage private equity finance..

Always good to empower the younger folks. Then they can guide me!

Not sure if the other reviewers read the same book as me but my version has typos and erroneous statements and repeats things and does not flow. I appreciate the simplicity of the language, but I think investing in an editor would be good.

I guess anyone can print anything and sell it as a "book" on Amazon these days. This "book" shouldn't be sold on Amazon. It looks like a book, but isn't a book. It has no structure. It has multiple grammer, syntax, and spelling errors on every page. Within the first 5 pages I stopped multiple times and realized that what I was reading made no sense. I'm sure the author could put out a much better product if he actually put in the effort. My guess is that he recorded the audio of his distracted thoughts as he was driving on his daily commute, then converted it using voice-to-text, and published it. No editing.

Some part of this book don’t seem edited. It’s like the author forgot to convert his notes into the final text, which makes me question whether everything is accurate.