data snapshot

According to a survey by Palico, the 2015-vintage Lindsay Goldberg IV changed hands for 130% of NAV.

Funds of funds outperformed secondaries by cash-on-cash returns in all but the four most recent vintage years, according to research by Wellershoff & Partners.

Sentiment dampened slightly in 2019, with cost concerns around GP-led deals a sticking point, according to PEI's LP Perspectives survey.

An increased need for liquidity and a lack of enthusiasm for preferred equity are two trends that emerge from the secondaries firm's latest investor survey.

The close of Strategic Partners VIII on $11.1bn has helped fundraising rebound in the third quarter, with Ardian and Lexington Partners still to hold their final closes.

Deal volume in the asset class fell almost 40% during the period – a dip which is expected to be temporary.

Interactive charts showing seller composition, the increasing dominance of the largest firms and other key points from Setter Capital's half-year report.

Returns for secondaries funds rose slightly on a quarterly basis, but the strategy has performed below the All Funds benchmark across all periods, according to data from the Institutional Limited Partners Association.

Secondaries market volume hit $42bn in the first half, a 56% year-on-year increase, including nine deals worth more than $1bn.

A stake in the Dutch PE firm's 2015-vintage fund sold for 121% of NAV, according to a survey of recent transactions by the online marketplace, with average pricing at par.