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Opportunistic sellers are adding newer vintage funds to their portfolio sales in order to attract better pricing for the bundles, according to a report by the investment bank.
Investors are ever more selective and focusing on higher-quality assets, while other funds struggle, according to a report by the bank's private fund group.
A decline in crude oil prices, the S&P 500's worst ever start to a year, Brexit and growth fears in China all contributed to the drop in deal volume, estimated at $12bn.
Almost $16bn was traded on the secondaries market during the period amid high levels of excess cash, according to NYPPEX.
Almost all LPs who responded to PEI's Brexit survey said they were not considering selling stakes in UK or Europe-focused funds.
While more aggressive financing structures such as payment-in-kind notes may be off the table, deals are ongoing, experts say.
The majority of secondaries and fund of funds respondents to a recent survey by Investec said that while they use debt, they don't need it to be competitive.
Almost all other strategies had a drop in returns, according to the benchmark which measures data from over 3,000 funds.
The denominator effect is also unlikely to affect LPs' decisions on investing or selling on the secondaries market, according to a survey by Palico.
We’re taking the temperature of LPs, GPs and service providers to find out what's expected to happen following the UK’s vote to leave the EU.
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