Guest commentary

European technology companies are providing increasing opportunities for secondaries investors, says Roland Dennert, a managing partner at Cipio Partners.
The market for small- and medium-sized transactions is picking up, writes Lars Lindqvist, founder and chief executive of broker Cattegatt.
There's a new wave of supply in emerging market secondaries and buyers with local expertise are best placed to exploit these opportunities, says PineBridge Investments.
The growth of in-house secondaries at institutional investors is a means to avoiding fees through the traditional advisor-led process.
Six specialists discuss the popularity of secondaries advisory, which is making the space more competitive.
JPEL portfolio manager Greg Getschow outlines the publicly-listed firm's attitude to market sell trends and its investment strategy.
Idinvest chief executive Christophe Bavière explains why the firm will use secondaries to help raise a third of its two prospective private debt funds.
The problem in general with the secondaries business is that there’s nothing you can do to add value, says Newbury Partners' CEO Richard Lichter.
The secondaries paradigm is changing, requiring better benchmarks, astute risk adjustment and savvier buyers, writes Synthetic Private Capital founder Massimiliano Saccone.
From a supply-side perspective, secondary market dynamics have never been so attractive, writes Landmark partner Ian Charles.
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