GP-Leds

Buyers with an appetite for unfunded commitments could be an early beneficiary of coronavirus-related volatility.

The retailer at the centre of one of last year's largest single-asset deals is preparing for a 'very tough' Q2.

The GP-led secondaries market has long touted itself as a creative panacea for managers and LPs; in this challenging period it’s time to step up to the plate.

The deal was used to seed the $440m debut credit fund of Angel Island Capital.

Individual portfolio companies may now need an injection of capital via secondaries processes, say lawyers from the legal firm.

The deal, focused around talent agency Creative Artists Agency, is likely to be more than $1bn in size.

The firm has played a growing role in GP-led deals, including co-leading a restructuring on Permira's 2016-vintage fund.

The bank's alternative investment partners unit closed its debut vehicle focusing on complex deals just over one year ago.

Andrew Hawkins, Ricardo Lombardi and Christophe Browne discuss their latest fundraise, single-asset deals and the things that matter most to LPs.

In Asia, which holds a lot of promise for secondaries investors, hopes of increased deal volumes face an uphill battle.