Staff Writer
Secondaries market participants like Jeremy Coller, Yann Robard and Johanna Lottmann try to forecast how the sector will look in 10 or 20 years' time.
The normalisation of continuation funds, the pervasiveness of secondaries technology and the opportunity for retail capital are three areas that have caught our attention in recent weeks.
Presenting the 20 most influential people in secondaries in this our sixth ranking of the brightest young talents in the industry.
Here are five things to know about the state of the market for when you return to the office after your much deserved mid-year break.
From the editors and readers of PEI Media publications, some ways to keep your mind in the game — or get far away from it — during whatever break you may be taking this season.
Creating a culture where women feel valued is key to improving gender diversity in secondaries, says Akin Gump’s Mary Lavelle.
Olga Kosters of Tikehau Capital sheds light on how the private debt market is evolving in this sponsored Q&A with affiliate title Private Debt Investor.
Let us know who deserves to be recognised in our sixth annual ranking of the most impressive secondaries professionals under 36.
Secondaries managers will excel if they remain focused on key market fundamentals while continuously adapting, says Pomona Capital’s Michael Granoff.
Tyrus Capital's Gunter Waldner, formerly of AlpInvest Partners, says the market is still littered with downside risks, making disciplined asset selection more important than ever.
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