Vicky Meek
As the secondaries market keeps growing, firms increasingly face a shortage of experienced talent. As competition ramps up, we delve into where and how the buyside is recruiting.
With evergreen fund investment in GP-led deals on the rise, how compatible are these transactions with vehicles that offer investors a degree of periodic liquidity and, in most cases, diversified exposures?
LPs are exploring the use of advanced technologies such as AI to enhance workflows and aid investment decisions, but the human element remains key.
US mid-market GP-led transactions are having a moment. What is driving activity in this space, and is it expected to last?
How can new players shape the post-pandemic lull in the market, and will LP trades get left in the dust?
Already a fast-expanding part of the secondaries market, GP-led deals have rocketed since last summer. We consider the factors igniting growth.
Many LPs are being called on to make significant decisions about whether to hold or sell positions in older funds. EisnerAmper’s Robert Mirsky discusses the potential for conflict
The secondaries market has seen more innovation than almost any other area of private equity over the last decade, leaving investors with some intriguing choices, says Charles Smith, managing partner and CIO of Glendower Capital.