GP-leds

Ropes & Gray advised on more than 150 deals worth $17.5bn in 2019, according to the Secondaries Investor Law Firm Survey 2020. 

The listed asset manager is moving DomusVi out of its 2014-vintage buyout fund, Secondaries Investor has learned.

Grabbing market share and expanding into new regions, the deal type's accelerated evolution has put it on course for further growth.

The asset manager has extended the life of Archmore International Infrastructure Fund I by two years and given LPs the option to cash out.

Co-GP relationships, reps and warranties insurance, and sponsors of all shapes and sizes using secondaries capital are just around the corner.

The firms crowned in all 12 of the PEI Awards secondaries categories have one thing in common – can you guess what it is?

The asset management giant has backed a process involving a core-plus portfolio in the Greater Boston area and has infrastructure and private equity secondaries in its sights.

The €270m deal involves German fire protection business svt, an investment made in 2018 by European mid-market buyout shop Ergon Capital.

The deal is leading off a year that many secondary market players expect to be particularly busy with not only GP-led transactions like restructurings but also large, traditional LP portfolio sales.

Buyers are requesting a bigger GP stake in continuation vehicles and cross-fund investments are on the rise, according to the advisor.