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The alternatives manager has more than 125 investment professionals across Asia, Europe and the Americas.

Who had the biggest effect on the industry in 2019? This year the award goes to an advisor for the first time.

The moves come two weeks after Secondaries Investor reported that private capital advisory Europe head Lea Lazaric Calvert had been promoted to the partnership.

Secondaries recruiters are having to think creatively to fill advisory side positions in a market where talented and suitable candidates aren’t immediately obvious.

The world's second-largest secondaries firm, Lexington Partners, is moving to Park Avenue.

Executive recruiters Mary Gay Townsend and Simon Nixon, who've helped place some of the biggest names in secondaries over the years, discuss the top issue facing the industry.

Justice Barry Ostrager said the evidence against chief executive Laurence Allen shows 'outright fraud'.

The promotion, one of four at the firm, comes as the investment firm seeks over $1bn for its fourth flagship.

Charlie Bott joins the firm's global advisory board, having retired from the UK buyout manager in 2018.

The number of secondaries buyers is still 'relatively small' and the penetration of the strategy needs to grow, president and COO Jonathan Gray told Secondaries Investor.