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Deal volumes are likely to pick up through 2023 as pricing uncertainty dissipates, says Jonathan Abecassis at Credit Suisse.

Availability of capital is the main challenge holding back explosive growth in the GP-led secondaries market, say PJT Partners’ Dayan Abeyaratne, Brian Levine and David Perdue

Today’s secondaries technology can provide flexible solutions for GPs and LPs during times of market turmoil, say Mary Lavelle, Daniel Quinn and Fadi Samman at Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld.

Single-asset continuation vehicles enable secondaries investors to gain exposure at scale to some of the highest quality assets in private equity, says ICG Strategic Equity’s Ricardo Lombardi.

Times of uncertainty offer the buyside a window of opportunity, while sellers can benefit from liquidity, says Miguel Zurita, a managing partner at AltamarCAM Partners.

Increasingly seen as a solution to a range of GP funding needs and as an attractive source of returns, minority GP stake sales are on the rise, says Thomas Liaudet in this sponsored Q&A.

While there are expected to be plenty of new opportunities in the secondaries market over the coming period, success will require experience and a considered approach, says Pomona Capital’s Michael Granoff in this sponsored Q&A.

Supply and demand in the secondaries market is a key focus as LPs look to tap liquidity, according to Ed Ford and Sacha Gofton-Salmond, partners in the funds and secondaries team at Travers Smith.

Activity within the secondaries market will bounce back stronger than ever in 2023, says Shane Feeney, managing director and global head of secondaries, in this sponsored Q&A.

The flexibility of the secondaries market is helping GPs and LPs alike navigate a volatile macro environment, say Johanna Lottmann and Johannes Groeller in this sponsored Q&A.