Secondaries Investor’s CV Deal Log comprises known and disclosed continuation vehicles based on our own reporting, the Secondaries Investor database, press releases and media reports.
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The GP-led market has been on an upward trajectory as managers seek to extend their hold of assets beyond the life of blindpool funds, particularly for trophy assets.
For our H1 2026 Deal Log, it shows any CV process that launched, was closed or where firms were mulling a continuation fund between 1 January 2026 and 30 June 2026.
While we strive to include as many CVs as possible, there are likely some that have not been included in the list or data that is unavailable. Please contact madeleine.f@pei.group to let us know about any missing CVs or information.
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Ardian, HSBC and StepStone lead Nordic’s near €2bn multi-asset CV
CVC Secondary Partners is also backing the deal, which is expected to close in late Q4, PEI Secondaries Investor has learned.
Make or break the relationship
Small- and mid-sized GPs are following their larger peers to the CV market at a clip – relationship management within their LP base, however, is arguably a more thorny issue.
A legacy approach to CVs: Hollyport seeks strong assets following longer holds
The tail-end specialist – which PEI Secondaries Investor understands has raised $1.5bn for its latest GP-led programme – looks to back assets that have more to show after five-plus years in a fund, Steve Nicholls and Catherine Badour say.
Inside PEI Group’s inaugural Private Markets 100 ranking
Read our full report for details of the 100 firms that make the ranking as well as our insight and analysis of each constituent asset class: private equity, private credit, infrastructure, real estate and secondaries.
Going hybrid: A new solution for a complex market
Hybrid capital appears to be having a moment. The strategy’s knack for complex deals at a time of market disruption is juicing demand – including among liquidity-strapped GPs.