An apparent flurry of dealflow doesn’t mean they will all get across the line
The $257bn collected by the 30 firms comprising our latest ranking of the secondaries market's biggest fundraisers could be small fry in years to come.
Our annual list of the industry’s most impressive people under 36 shows the next iteration of the sector will be in good hands.
This year’s health crisis has made single-asset transactions more appealing for a host of reasons.
The tough environment for SMEs and the business development companies that fund them represents an opportunity in a burgeoning strategy.
The coronavirus crisis has accelerated the transformation of real estate secondaries and presented tangible opportunities for buyers with the right information.
TPG has become the latest multi-asset manager to enter the secondaries market and will probably not be the last this year.
Well-known faces from Debevoise, LGT Capital Partners, HarbourVest Partners and PJT Park Hill discussed why women may be especially suited to life in the secondaries market.
Our soon to be released podcast discusses structural issues in the industry preventing greater female participation and promotion in secondaries – and how to negate them.
Preliminary fundraising figures for H1 show a market well-capitalised to absorb a flurry of dealflow in the second half of the year.
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