Temasek’s recent bond issuance is a sign the market is once again receptive to securitisation deals for private equity portfolios.
In the short term, Britain’s vote to leave the EU will bring dislocation and slowdown in the market, though it may lead to an increase in sales once the dust settles.
For fledgling secondaries firms, raising a first-time fund can be tough, but it isn’t always necessary to do so.
J-curve mitigation, portfolio analysis and similar terms are some of the similarities between secondaries funds and the strategy of taking stakes in private equity managers.
The multi-layered nature of secondaries can make ESG issues difficult to address, but that doesn’t mean buyers can ignore them.
With Hugh Dunkerley, who bought Fondinvest last year, facing charges of alleged securities fraud, questions hang over the future of the Paris-based fund of funds.
A compelling idea, we'll admit, but not true. It’s one of the thought-provoking statements that Secondaries Investor has tested out on market participants this week.
Recent deals have shown the reasons real estate secondaries sellers come to market are just as varied as those in private equity.
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With roughly $40bn in deal volume last year and transactions spanning various asset classes and strategies, the secondaries market is as active as ever, as our new advisory survey finds.
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