Secondaries Investor is in Hong Kong and Japan this week and next to find out if Asian secondaries are living up to their promise.
Three reasons why energy-related secondaries deals are gathering pace.
Investors in infrastructure secondaries should be cautious about focusing on brand-name funds and the associated high prices, according to two professionals at the firm.
Since the chastening experience of the global financial crisis, LPs are wary of being over-allocated to private equity.
A little due diligence goes a long way, and that’s no less true for secondaries than any other part of the financial services industry.
Direct secondaries investors looking at China should be realistic about exit options and future growth of their portfolio companies there, according to NewQuest's Bonnie Lo.
When conceived and executed the right way, GP solutions transactions can create a win for all parties. Greenhill Cogent's Brian Mooney and David Eberstein identify some key components of a successful GP solution.
There are enormous pools of money in Japan just waiting to be deployed into alternative assets, and the secondaries market is the logical place for institutional investors there to start.
Sales of tail-end fund stakes are expected to increase this year, so buyers will have to carefully weigh the enticing discounts against some potential portfolio howlers.
The secondaries market in Africa may become larger relative to the primary market than in North America or Europe, according to Credit Suisse.