An apparent flurry of dealflow doesn’t mean they will all get across the line
In turbulent times, not all opportunities are created equal, says Partners Group’s Evelyn Zhang.
Our largest-ever ranking shows the secondaries market is here to stay, and its biggest participants are ready to capitalise on post-covid opportunities.
Presenting this year’s list of industry stars under 36, formerly known as Young Guns. These are the people who will shape the sector’s future innovation.
The US public pension fund has backed a Western Europe-focused secondaries PE fund.
The US public pension has made its debut commitments to two secondaries vehicles in 2020.
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.
Industry players wonder what the future of the subscription credit facility market looks like, and reveal critical changes that may suggest a new, if still evolving, normal for the sector.
Let us know who deserves to be recognised in our fifth annual ranking of the most impressive secondaries professionals under 36.
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