Editor's View

Our in-house take on what news, trends and developments affecting the secondaries market means to its different participants. In these weekly commentaries we stir discussion and prompt debate as well as comment on issues important to market participants in a lively and thought-provoking way.

We take a closer look at the Nordic firm's recent deal and the vogue for stapled transactions.
A few issues could give the commission cause for concern in what appear to be relatively vanilla transactions.
Specialisation is becoming a critical edge for secondaries firms; it’s no wonder the five firms who joined our ranking of the top 30 managers all have this in common.
The strategy suits both fledgling and mature portfolios – with caveats – says Cambridge Associates.
books
Looking to break the ice at your next investor pitch? Try picking up one of these summer reads.
The former captive unit of Deutsche Bank is no longer the parent company’s ‘neglected child’.
Clock pointing to II - iStock
Impending NAV updates and carried interest catch-up can make or break a transaction.
Korea
The world’s third largest pension fund maybe going through turmoil, but its alternatives programme still looks inviting to fundraisers.
The real estate secondaries space is challenging for established players, let alone for new entrant Neuberger Berman.
Record half-yearly fundraising means buyers have had to expand their investment scope to chase promised returns. Here’s a trio of innovative transactions that caught our eye.
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