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GP-led deals are on the rise. How does this growth compare with historical levels, and what do these liquidity solutions look like from a secondaries investor’s standpoint? Landmark Partners’ Jamie Sunday and Ian Charles explain.

Sarah Schwarzschild, partner and head of secondaries at Metropolitan, Carlyle's real estate platform, shares her thoughts on balancing professional progression with raising a family.

Executives from BRG discuss the alternatives to liquidity for mature funds that are struggling to access the secondaries market in this sponsored Q&A.

Investment solutions tailored to an investor’s needs are gaining in popularity, according to the investment firm's Martin Kessi and Krista Oertle.

Armed with the most recent data, Nigel Dawn, senior managing director at Evercore, reflects on the market's growth, what has surprised him the most in its evolution and where he sees it heading in the next decade.

Buyers who acquire assets from a fund that is winding down need to be aware of several key issues, including the lack of a counterparty from which to recover any losses, according to Proskauer's Andy Shore.

Tom Angell, partner at financial services firm WithumSmith+Brown, dissects the results of sister publication pfm's Fees & Expenses Benchmarking Survey.

As the market evolves, the lines between direct secondaries and secondary buyouts are becoming increasingly blurred, writes Rede Partners' head of secondaries Yaron Zafir.

In the current late cycle pricing environment, secondaries buyers need to play to their strengths, according to managing director Tristram Perkins.