Siris Capital is set to triple its money with the sale of Equiniti, a portfolio company, according to insights from co-founder and managing partner Frank Baker. The exit represents a strong return for the private equity firm and underscores the profitability of investments in financial services technology.

Meanwhile, rising demand for remote healthcare is drawing private equity firms to the telehealth sector. Investors are actively seeking opportunities in digital health platforms as consumers increasingly embrace virtual care options. This trend is driving significant capital allocation toward companies offering telehealth solutions.

The broader PE momentum is evident in other deals as well. Mubadala Investment Company made a minority investment in Power Factors, a move that reflects continued sovereign wealth fund activity in the space. These transactions illustrate how private equity and sovereign investors are positioning themselves across healthcare technology and related sectors.