Definition: Deal pipeline management is the systematic approach of overseeing and tracking investment opportunities throughout their lifecycle, from initial identification and evaluation to the final stage of closure or rejection. It involves managing deal flow, analyzing key performance indicators (KPIs), valuing deals, and tracking cash flows and analytics.
Example: For a private fund manager, deal pipeline management involves maintaining a structured process to evaluate and prioritize investment opportunities. This includes sourcing potential deals, conducting due diligence, negotiating terms, and managing the progress of deals through various stages until they are closed or declined.
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