Chris Witkowsky
Israel's Qumra Capital sold the assets out of its $100m debut fund, which the firm raised in 2013.
The deal is understood to have included stakes in funds managed by CVC Capital Partners, Blackstone and Apollo Global Management.
The virus outbreak, which has hammered the broader economy for several weeks as business activity slows, is causing sellers to delay bringing secondary deals to market.
A potential sale out of a relatively young fund has raised eyebrows in the market that is dominated by Dyal, Goldman Sachs and Blackstone.
The vehicle's largest company is in limbo until the first quarter, when the FCC will set new reimbursement rates that will allow potential buyers to price it.
PNC has become the majority owner of the firm, with a 75% stake in a deal that closed in July.
The portfolio is understood to be worth between $250m and $500m, according to sister publication Buyouts.
The total deal is valued at just under $800m and the voting period ends this week.
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