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A look into capital raising for secondaries strategies, including fund launches, hard-caps, fund closures and LP commitments to vehicles.

Hamilton Lane’s Infrastructure Opportunities Fund II exceeded its $1.25bn target and tripled the size of its predecessor.
A majority of LPs are concerned about the 'influence' retail-oriented partnerships could have on the strategies of GPs, a Coller Capital survey found.
Traditional buyout firms are taking advantage of what is widely considered a deficit of capital available for the growing number of opportunities in the secondary market, as GPs and LPs seek ways to monetise assets in older funds.
Auldbrass acquires secondaries interests through LP-led and GP-led opportunities in mid-market buyout, global buyout and growth equity.
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SISF V is the largest infrastructure vehicle that Stafford has raised to date and brings its total infra AUM to $2.7bn.
The firm is seeking to raise $300m for the strategy, head of private equity partnerships Nicolas Muller tells NPM. 
The fund, the manager’s largest inaugural institutional fundraise, doubled its $2bn equity target.
The energy-focused firm's latest $300m secondaries vehicle will target oil and gas, avoiding renewable energy.
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The vehicle surpassed its target by €350m, making it the Spanish firm’s largest secondaries fund to date.
The firm hauled in $17bn across secondaries funds, evergreen vehicles and separate accounts in latest fundraising cycle.
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