Luca Salvato, who has been a partner at Coller Capital for 16 years, is leaving the secondaries firm, Secondaries Investor has learned.
A person familiar with the matter said that he has been at the firm for a long time and that he is looking to explore other options.
He has not left the firm yet and his last day is unknown, but the source noted that he is taking the summer off to think about where to take his career next.
The news was first reported by Fortune.
Coller Capital declined to comment. Salvato was not immediately available to comment
Salvato, who is based in the firm’s New York office, joined Coller in 2000. He is currently a partner responsible for origination and execution
A slew of high-profile employees have left the firm since it closed on its seventh fund, Coller International Partners VII, with $7 billion, at the beginning of the year.
At the end of January, Coller chief executive Tim Jones, who also joined in 2000, resigned unexpectedly citing personal reasons. At the same time, Ashley Johansen, a partner responsible for fundraising, also left the firm. She is now at Irving Place as an external consultant.
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