Thoma Bravo
Thoma Bravo is a leading private equity firm exclusively focused on the software and technology sector, managing over $172 billion in assets across private equity, growth equity, and credit strategies. The firm acquires and partners with enterprise software companies — spanning healthcare IT, cybersecurity, fintech, and more — applying operational expertise and its "buy and build" approach to drive growth and value creation.
“Proofpoint, backed by Thoma Bravo, agreed to buy Miami-based data security firm Varonis Systems (Nasdaq: VRNS) for $6.3 billion in cash... This is the largest cybersecurity deal announced in 2026.”
“Constellation Software / Vista / Thoma Bravo / Francisco Partners... Named as alternative acquirers for comparison.”
Source→“You've got now Toma Bravo, obviously, who had Medallia, which is obviously quite a well-known return.”
Source→“Thoma Bravo hired Ken S. Park as a managing director of investor relations and head of Asia, after an eight-year stint at HIG Capital and five years at Oaktree”
Source→“Proofpoint (Thoma Bravo-backed) is in advanced talks to acquire Nasdaq-listed Varonis Systems, a Miami-based data-security software maker with a market value of about $5.4 billion”
Source→“DOJ investigations led to director resignations by private equity firms like Thoma Bravo.”
Source→“Thoma Bravo agreed to acquire insurance marketplace operator Accelerant in a $4 billion take-private deal.”
Source→“regulated vertical SaaS remains a highly prized playground for buyout shops—sectors where AI disruption is slower and switching costs are high.”
Source→“Thoma Bravo agreed to buy Accelerant (NYSE: ARX), a risk exchange platform for specialty insurance, for more than $4b, or $20.25 per share (49% premium to yesterday's close).”
Source→“Thoma Bravo agreed to buy Accelerant (NYSE: ARX), a risk exchange platform for specialty insurance, for more than $4b, or $20.25 per share (49% premium to yesterday's close).”
Source→“Blackstone, Thoma Bravo and Vista Equity Partners are interested in a takeover of Nasdaq-listed cybersecurity software developer Varonis, which has a current market value of around $4 billion.”
Source→“Private credit lenders led by Blackstone, Apollo Global Management and FS KKR Capital Corp. are taking the keys to software company Medallia from Thoma Bravo in a recapitalization of the business.”
Source→“Thoma Bravo / Medallia: Customer feedback software; TB surrendered it to lenders; represents a "$5.1b loss for TB"”
“'Weighing a sale of its 55% stake in Command Alkon...that could be valued at more than $1.5b'”
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