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Madeleine Farman

Madeleine Farman is the editor of PEI Group’s Secondaries Investor title based in London. Prior to joining PEI, she had covered private equity, private capital and advisers associated with the industry for other newsrooms and publications since 2016. Originally from New Zealand, Madeleine began her career in radio in Auckland.
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New Mountain Capital has been been communicating with LPs about the formalisation of its CV strategy in recent months.
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Devrup Banerjee will spend the bulk of his time advising on GP-led deals at the Mizuho-owned investment bank, Secondaries Investor understands.
Conference-goers at the BVCA’s secondaries conference this week mulled over the market’s future, with bifurcation at the heart of some predictions.
Jake Stuiver, director, William Blair
A number of large-scale LP-led deals have moved through the secondaries market in recent years yielding good outcomes for sellers, William Blair director Jake Stuiver said in a video interview at NEXUS 2025.
Personnel puzzle
Nicolas Lanel, who headed European secondaries advisory at Evercore and UBS before founding Flow Advisors, will support the private capital unit’s development in Europe, Secondaries Investor has learned.
Some LPs are thrilled with the options being offered amid rising portfolio sale activity, while others are less receptive.
Allen Waldrop, Deputy CIO, private markets, at Alaska Permanent Fund
Alaska Permanent Fund's deputy CIO for private markets, Allen Waldrop, explains why the SWF has been a buyer in the CV market and has not been a seller even when it has been overallocated to PE.
This is Moelis's second hire from Jefferies this year – it has already employed Matthew Wesley to head up its private funds advisory capabilities.
Eneasz Kądziela, NYCRS
Four out of NYCRS’ five pension systems are selling a more than $5.5bn portfolio to Blackstone Strategic Partners in a deal set to close at the end of March.
The European mid-market firm, which has £11bn in AUM, is looking to move four UK-based assets into a new vehicle, Secondaries Investor understands.
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