Advisories with secondaries capabilities are proving particularly attractive in the race to offer clients a one-stop-shop.
'Much like covid variants, 2023’s challenges will evolve and expand as we head into 2024, and some might even abate.'
In 2023, continuation funds spread to geographic markets anew and niche strategies such as impact funds, while increasingly involving complex situations and assets.
Two historic fundraises in the space of a week tell us much about where real estate investors see opportunities for returns in a fractured market.
Market disruptions can motivate large investors to evaluate how they generate liquidity, oftentimes leading to repeat sales, according to Strategic Partners' global head.
As we approach the end of 2023, here are three areas to keep an eye on – and yes, they all relate to the secondaries market's capitalisation.
Continuation funds are now part of the private markets play book. MassPRIM has approved a policy that will give its investment team more flexibility to back these vehicles as the opportunity rolls in.
The secondaries market is burgeoning with new entrants and LP interest. Buyers are clamouring for lead buyer status, but does it pay to be hyperbolic if there are contracts to back up the facts?
Fund finance is no stranger to the secondaries market, and recent developments suggest participants should keep an eye on how this market evolves.
British defined benefit pension schemes have been selling private markets exposure over the past year, though not under duress.