Spectrum News| May 2024
Spectrum Named #3 Performer on HEC Paris-DowJones 2024 List
The HEC Paris Business School has released the 2023 HEC Paris-Dow Jones Growth Capital Performance Ranking, listing Spectrum Equity as their #3 firm for the second year in a row.
This performance-driven award reflects the firm’s distinctive returns over many cycles. Rankings are based on an analysis of performance between 2010 and 2019, comparing 279 funds from 106 growth capital firms.
For 14 years, HEC has analyzed the performance of buyout-focused private equity funds producing a highly respected annual ranking of top-performing funds. Beginning in 2023, HEC Paris Professor Oliver Gottschalg has specifically analyzed the performance of growth capital firms, listing Spectrum as #3 in both 2023 and 2024.
For further detail on the ranking, including the study’s methodology, please see the complete performance ranking here.
Spectrum Equity submitted the data to be considered for the HEC Paris-Dowjones Growth Capital Performance Ranking, and did not pay a fee to be considered for or promote this ranking.
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