LPs decided on Friday to sell between $800m and $900m worth of stakes in what could be one of the largest such deals ever.
The secondaries firm has provided direct secondaries buyer Compass Partners with €100m to acquire a mix of minority and majority stakes in three assets.
The secondaries firm has amassed at least $9bn for Lexington Capital Partners IX in around six months.
Performance fees from the firm's Vintage V fund drove a 20% year-on-year increase in net revenues.
LPs in the $5bn Providence Equity Partners VII have until Friday to decide if they want to sell their stakes to a consortium that includes HarbourVest and StepStone.
The firm is expecting to raise around $6.5bn for Dover Street X, including co-investment pockets and SMAs.
The deal is one of the largest LP portfolio transactions.
CAM Private Markets bought the remainder of Deutsche Asset Management's primary business, the culmination of years of mergers, acquisitions and internal ructions.
ProA Capital's 2009-vintage fund has five remaining assets and net asset value of around €200m.
The secondaries firms backed a deal that moved Orix Capital Partners' portfolio into a new vehicle, allowing new investors.