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Secondaries buyers are increasingly asking advisers to source fund financing for CVs to optimise returns, according to a speaker at the European Fund Finance Symposium.

Increased appetite from Institutional investors, access to liquidity and the proliferation of bespoke structures have accelerated change in fund finance, according to panellists at the European Fund Finance Symposium.

Secondaries Investor’s Next Gen Leaders list 2026 will provide clues about the future of the market’s growth.

Evercore and HEC Paris’s fifth CV performance study includes 396 CVs formed between 2018 and 2024, a significant increase on the 140 funds analysed in the inaugural report.

The law firm values nimble talent as it expects innovation in the secondaries market to emerge across a broader range of products, head of the alternative asset opportunities group Isabel Dische tells Secondaries Investor.

Rising buyside demand and greater emphasis on asset selection have reduced the percentage of CVs priced in the lower range, according to the firm’s latest CV study.

The senior managing director is Evercore’s latest joiner, with the investment bank also building a credit secondaries team in Europe and hiring an APAC head earlier this year.

Following the announcement of Lazard’s agreed acquisition of Campbell Lutyens, future co-CEOs Holcombe Green and Gordon Bajnai discuss what to expect once the deal closes.

People from StepStone, LGT Capital Partners, Kirkland & Ellis and more made affiliate title Private Equity International’s latest list of future PE leaders.

Some LPs are finding themselves as forced sellers in CVs because of the length of time given in election periods.