The Canadian pension giant is rebuilding following the departures of group head Michael Woolhouse and European lead Nik Morandi.
The firm has hired a handful of staff to join the investment bank's secondaries advisory group.
Campbell Lutyens worked on $12.5bn of deals last year including five single-asset restructurings, two strip sales and two preferred equity deals.
Secondaries Investor had reported in May that the former global head of PJT Partners' secondaries unit was to launch a venture with Stone Point's backing.
Brian Mooney is one of seven high-level executives to have resigned from Greenhill's secondaries advisory unit in recent months.
Investors cannot afford to ignore a GP set that has largely outperformed industry benchmarks, even during a pandemic.
Nik Morandi, who helped lead the Canadian pension's secondaries unit from London, is joining the firm's Strategic Partners unit this month.
Stephen Sloan, former head of private capital advisory at Greenhill, will lead the effort alongside another senior hire.
Top executives from Campbell Lutyens, Evercore, Lazard and PJT Partners shared their views for Kirkland & Ellis's liquidity masterclass this week.
Proskauer advised on $20.9bn of secondaries deals last year, one of the most active law firms in the market.
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