Market professionals anticipate 2023 will be a record year as pent-up demand bursts through pricing hesitation and stored-up dry powder is unleashed.
As a growing number of LPs look to buy and sell private equity fund stakes in the coming months, are there bargains still to be had?
More than half of LPs have indicated they will look to deploy capital in secondaries ahead of other well-established strategies such as growth and venture capital, according to a survey of investors.
There is misalignment between investors and GPs on the topics of obstacles, red flags and expectations, a Capstone survey finds – however, the market is expected to go through further standardisation.
Secondaries Investor Law Firm Survey 2022: Lawyers advise on a half-trillion in collective volume...
Law firms saw a huge increase in secondaries work during the period under review, with GP-led deals cementing their place as the most popular transaction.
Funds set up to allow sponsors to hold assets for longer typically must satisfy both an IRR and MOIC hurdle, research from law firm Paul Hastings has found.
The 2021 annual advisory reports cover more facets of the market than ever. Here are some interesting findings, compiled by Secondaries Investor.
The moves come three years after the LP representative body issued its initial guidance on GP-led fund restructurings.
Sizeable closes from Coller Capital, LGT Capital Partners and others anchored fundraising in a year when many players entered the growing market.
Single-asset deals accounted for 52% of sponsor-led deals by volume in 2021, up from 38% the year before, according to the adviser's annual survey.