Q&A

Kate Ashton, a corporate partner at law firm Debevoise & Plimpton who advises private equity and other investment funds, says demand for fund restructurings and extensions will increase in the post-Brexit environment.

Hycroft's Brad Critchell talks about why not all GP-led deals succeed and why being engaged with advisory boards and councils is the best way to ensure success.

Sellers coming to market with deals less than $50m in size face challenges on both price discovery and execution, according to Kline Hill Partners' Mike Bego.

Nigel Gormly, head of international direct investment at the $19bn superannuation fund, tells Secondaries Investor why the institution is reducing its real estate investments.

If the fund you have invested in is having problems, it is important to know if the vintage as a whole is in trouble or if your fund is an exception.

Kate Ashton, a corporate partner at law firm Debevoise & Plimpton who counsels private equity and other investment funds, recently sat down with Secondaries Investor for a Q&A on fund restructurings.

Asia Growth Capital Advisors's executive chairman and founding partner Harjit Bhatia explains why Asian secondaries haven't lived up to expectations, and says LPs need to be more pushy.

New Mexico Educational Retirement Board (NMERB)'s deputy chief investment officer explains why the pension set up a separate account with Siguler Guff to focus on secondary investment opportunities in distressed debt and special situations.

Benoit Verbrugghe, head of Ardian US, reveals the secondaries firm’s strengths, from its in-depth knowledge of assets obtained through its primary fund of funds business to its proprietary technology.

Staying small and leveraging relationship are the key to the secondaries advisories business, says Solomon Owayda, who recently founded Mozaic Capital Advisors with Christine Patrinos.