Secondaries Investor has collated a list for the last two years of the 20 professionals under the age of 36 who are defying their relative youth to drive the market forward: the Young Guns of Secondaries.
In late January members of the classes of 2016 and 2017 assembled at the offices of law firm Debevoise & Plimpton for an evening of networking that saw buyers, lawyers, advisors and finance providers swapping notes on the state of the market and the current crop of deals.
For more information on the rankings and the Young Guns on them, please see the 2017 and 2016 rolls of honour.
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Debevoise & Plimpton played host to our crop of Young Guns
Marco Denari, a real estate assistant vice-president at Partners Group, in conversation
Michael McKell, Tullett Prebon (back left), swaps notes with Cameron Graham, investment director at SL Capital Partners (back right), while Nadira Huda, vice-president at Greenhill Cogent (front left) speaks with Secondaries Investor’s Rod James.
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board principal Louis Choy (left) in conversation with Gabriel Boghossian, a partner at Stephenson Harwood (centre) and Vjerana Spajic, vice-president at 17Capital (right)
Credit Suisse Private Fund Group director Jonathan Abecassis speaks with PEI reporter Alex Lynn
Citi’s Orcun Unlu (left) and UBS’s Dirk Jonske (right) in discussion
Michael McKell, Tullett Prebon (back left), swaps notes with Cameron Graham, investment director at SL Capital Partners (back right), while Nadira Huda, vice-president at Greenhill Cogent (front left) speaks with Secondaries Investor’s Rod James.
News editor Adam Le thanks guests and hosts
Young Guns assemble for a team photo before heading on for a group meal and karaoke
Nearly there!
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