Staff Writer
There is a shortage of buy-side capital for GP-led continuation funds, even though LPs are quickly waking up to the opportunity, say Portfolio Advisors’ Brian Mooney and Stephen Sloan.
LPs face new risk management and execution issues as the GP-led secondaries market expands, say AltamarCAM Partners global CEO and managing partner José Luis Molina and partner Derek Snyder.
Leveraging global M&A execution capabilities and cross-functional knowledge is key to driving optimal pricing for GP-led deals, say PJT Partners managing directors Christopher Areson, Jolie Chow and Johanna Lottmann.
The GP-led market is growing at record speed, making insightful due diligence and investment discipline more important than ever, say Boriana Karastoyanova, Philipp Patschkowski and Ben Perl in this sponsored Q&A.
New types of transactions are emerging that stretch the definition of secondaries in what is a deceptively large and growing market.
These transactions bring advantages for LPs, GPs, management teams and secondaries buyers, say partners in Pantheon’s global secondaries team in this sponsored Q&A.
Consistent market activity and deep domain expertise can help overcome the challenges associated with integrating continuation vehicles into a broader secondaries portfolio, says Partners Group’s Anthony Shontz.
Rising stars in the GP-led secondaries space share their thoughts on the trends dominating the sector and the challenges ahead.
A robust process is vital to any GP-led transaction, say Proskauer’s Howard Beber and Warren Allan in this sponsored Q&A.
Sponsors are increasingly turning to GP-led deals to manage their portfolios and more capital is needed to meet growing demand, says Scott Humber at Landmark Partners, an Ares company, in this sponsored Q&A,