GP-Leds

Wireless infrastructure operator Phoenix Tower International is being moved into a continuation vehicle, Secondaries Investor understands.

Ensuring GP-led restructurings are squeaky clean processes that leave little room for doubt has never been more important.

Jean-Baptiste Wautier, the private equity firm's investment committee chairman, says such deals and cross fund transactions can prove a nightmare to navigate.

Hands and his family will provide a cornerstone commitment to help buy Consolidated Pastoral Company from the firm's 2007-vintage Terra Firma Capital Partners III fund.

In part II of sister title Infrastructure Investor's October Deep Dive, market participants discuss how many attempted continuation funds fail to get past the first hurdle.

Fund continuations in infrastructure are here to stay. How do these trilateral deals work and are they really a ‘win-win-win’ for all involved?

The deal involves moving several assets from Bridgepoint's €4.8bn crisis-era fund into a separate vehicle.

AlpInvest and Goldman Sachs join the investment firm as co-leads on the process involving as much as €1.8bn in net asset value.

We weigh up the pros and cons of the most common types of GP-led secondaries.

Once associated with problem funds, GP-led processes are now part of the smart manager’s tool kit. Should you be doing one, and if so, how?