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All-at-once, the global healthcare industry is the most complex, chaotic, compelling
and dynamic market in the world.
A $3 trillion global industry, growing 16% annually, capitalizing itself
$13.8 million at a time through more than 9,000 negotiated transactions
in 6,000 companies into which, on average, $49 million of capital is
deployed over 6.2 years, yielding a Cash-on-Cash returns of 4.1x and
IRRs of 22.1% while generating 81% liquidity on invested capital through
892 Exit events, of which 87% are M&A.
HealthiosXchange is the premier capital marketplace dedicated exclusively to the
global healthcare industry. By aggregating 6,000 Emerging Growth healthcare
companies in (37) countries together with 30,000 investors in (10) asset classes
and 2,000 strategic partners representing (46) market sectors IN A SINGLE
MARKET ENVIRONMENT, HealthiosXchange is fostering a capital markets
environment which perfectly reflects the industry it serves. We intend to
transform the manner in which capital is invested and value is realized
throughout the global healthcare industry, by serving the needs of:
1. The most promising Emerging Growth Companies in the world
2. The most successful Lead Investors
3. The most active Direct Investors
4. The most competitive Strategic Partners & Buyers
Healthios believes that institutional investment funds are critical to the success of
the global healthcare industry, as they represent the universe of Lead investors to
support the cycle of innovation, growth and value creation which is vital to the
industry.
At the same time, for an increasing population of alternative investors who are
implementing direct investment strategies to complement their existing fund
commitments, traditional fund structures are proving to be inefficient and
expensive. As these investors seek to complement their 2-and-20 fund strategies
with innovative investment approaches, Healthios believes there is an important
opportunity to restructure global capital flows for the benefit of those investors
and the global healthcare industry, itself.
The urgency to transform the global healthcare capital markets and the inspiration
for the HealthiosXchange is illustrated in studies published in 2012 by the
Kaufmann Foundation and in 2014 by Collier Capital and Prequin. Key elements of
those studies are as follows: