Coronavirus

Secondary market innovations bode well for investors and GPs that need to be nimble in an evolving landscape, write Mozaic Capital’s Solomon Owayda and Christine Patrinos.

The Australian SWF's exposure to the asset class had grown in recent months due to its relative outperformance and currency moves, according to acting CIO Sue Brake.

The market dislocation means there may be more secondaries sellers than buyers, Aksia TorreyCove told the US pension.

Deal volume will rise as distressed sellers and mainstream sellers adapt to an environment changed by the global pandemic, Jeremy Coller has said.

The conventional wisdom that M&A or IPO are the only two paths to liquidity for a business may no longer hold true, write Todd Miller and Katie Stitch of W Capital Partners.

There are bright spots to look out for at a time when secondaries activity is largely paused with the global spread of covid-19.

A study from fund administrator Gen II Fund Services sheds light on how fund managers expected the pandemic to affect their valuations.

Here’s a taste of what senior market professionals had to say about the state of the secondaries market in sister publication PEI’s recent roundtable.

Secondaries funds are more exposed to individual companies than ever and will play a significant role in seeing them through the crisis.