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

Carlyle is looking to raise $200 billion-plus of capital inflows by 2028, with ambitious targets also set for private equity and global credit.
Tikehau's second credit secondaries-focused fund closes on more than $1bn having launched in the second half of 2023.
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The Boston-headquartered manager has raised over $1.1bn for its debut single asset CV-focused strategy, joining Blue Owl and Leonard Green in closing such vehicles this year.
The fund, which remains in market, has exceeded its target by more than $1bn and already marks a significant step up from its $5.8bn predecessor.
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The platform's close marks the second notable debut GP-led strategy to close this year after Leonard Green closed on more than $3.6bn last month.
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StepStone's live secondaries fundraising also includes vehicles dedicated to infra and VC, executives said on the firm's recent earnings call.
Strong investor demand has already propelled the fund beyond its predecessorโ€™s $5.2bn final close.
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The GP-led-focused fund is more than a quarter invested and will target lower mid-market deals in North America.
Hamilton Laneโ€™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.
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