Eurazeo Doesn't See SPACs as Competition, CEO Morgon Says

The transcript discusses a Paris-based global PE firm with $20 billion under management. It explores opportunities in sectors resilient to the pandemic, such as tech and B2B2C businesses, and the potential for growth in leisure and travel sectors. The emergence of SPACs is seen as an opportunity rather than competition. The firm is committed to carbon neutrality, emphasizing its long-standing dedication to sustainability.

Which sector has seen significant growth due to the pandemic according to the speaker?

• Digitally related tech-enabled businesses

• Manufacturing

• Oil and gas

• Traditional retail

What is the speaker's view on the long-term prospects of the leisure and travel sectors?

• They will continue to decline

• They will rebound in the long term

• They will remain stagnant

• They will merge with tech sectors

How does the speaker perceive the rise of SPACs in the market?

• As an opportunity for portfolio companies

• As a threat to traditional investments

• As irrelevant to their strategy

• As a temporary trend

What is a key pillar of the firm's strategy as discussed in the third section?

• Cost-cutting measures

• Carbon neutrality

• Aggressive expansion

• Focus on emerging markets

How long has the firm been committed to sustainability and inclusion?

• A few years

• For decades

• Since the pandemic began

• Since last year