GP-Leds

Recruitment software platform Talentech has already been the subject of a CV, having been moved into a multi-asset vehicle by joint owner Verdane earlier this year.

The investment manager for Denmark’s Novo Nordisk Foundation put capital into a private equity continuation fund in Asia last year alongside KKR, Amit Kakar tells Secondaries Investor.

Fund IV, which is targeting $1.25bn, has recently been activated and has closed on its first deal, Secondaries Investor has learned.

The single-asset secondaries market within infrastructure is blooming. However, discipline, alignment and entry valuations remain critical to ensuring buyers bag a good deal, writes Stafford's William Greene.

The new vehicle will house over $500m of debt positions held by TCPC, with pricing coming in at 95% of gross fair value as of 31 December 2025.

Market volatility only tells part of the story of the GP-led market’s domination in the first six months of the year, with fundraising and expansion into new asset classes also driving growth.

The Switzerland-headquartered manager will seek to invest in LP-led, GP-led and opportunistic deals with an emphasis on senior lending, Secondaries Investor understands.

The insurer had shopped a portfolio of funds and co-investments with a net asset value of $1.8bn, Secondaries Investor understands.

KKR believes it can build a ‘world-class’ business targeting the sub-segment, CFO Robert Lewin said on the firm’s Q2 2026 earnings call.

Assessing a quick-flip continuation vehicle on the asset’s hold period alone is an imperfect metric.