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Conflicts of interest can arise within the LP base as LPACs act in their own interest, not in the interest of the fund.

The $59.4bn Swedish insurer doesn't want to support a phenomenon where a 'big chunk of money' is left on the table for LPs that is then handed over to another party.

Stephen Whatmore, head of global private capital at the $69bn Australian investor, discloses how it decides whether to roll or sell in GP-led processes.

Funds set up to allow sponsors to hold assets for longer typically must satisfy both an IRR and MOIC hurdle, research from law firm Paul Hastings has found.

The move is significant for the Canadian pension giant, which until now had been unable to back such deals via its secondaries unit.

The proposals include the requirement to obtain a fairness opinion on the prices of secondaries transactions.

A growing number of liquidity providers are looking for a piece of the private wealth market, all trying to demonstrate a distinct edge.

The $25.3bn US public pension wants to sell private equity fund stakes and divest of non-strategic relationships, documents show.

The secondaries market is expanding private equity access to individual investors and defined contribution pension plans.

The sovereign wealth fund expects competition for attractive companies to remain intense or even accelerate.