LPs worried about conflicts in fund restructuring situations may be reassured by Charterhouse’s sale of Comexposium.
The spin-out of ABN AMRO's private equity unit to form Capital A shows buyers are willing to accept less by way of secondaries assets if they really like the team.
Ambiguity around who pays for what when a vehicle comes to the end of its term could scupper growth in the GP-led secondaries market.
Submissions for 12 secondaries categories in sister publication Private Equity International's annual industry awards close next week.
There is a cohort of crisis-era funds which investors would be better off getting out of or re-incentivising their GP.
As stapled deals evolve to take all shapes and sizes, GPs and their advisors must continue to disclose their effect on pricing to LPs.
The increasing acceptance of GP-led deals has opened up opportunities in the smaller end of the market, but unique challenges arise when dealing with smaller funds.
Lumpiness, rather than sentiment, is why secondaries fundraising is down.
At a secondaries-themed breakfast we found that, unlike the pastries, changes to US tax rules are not going down well.
For all the debate it provokes, the conventional hurdle rate has remained stubbornly untouched since the ’80s.
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