News & Analysis

Alecta’s infra buildout: secondaries offers ‘market beta’ in asset class

While the Swedish pension fund plans to double its infrastructure allocation to $4bn via external managers, it will not be seeking out secondaries, head of alternatives Jonas Nyquist outlines.

European partnership to target secondaries real estate NPL trades

Luxembourg-based APS Holding sees opportunity to acquire leftovers of larger portfolios from their original buyers.

Hiring in a hot secondaries market

As the secondaries market keeps growing, firms increasingly face a shortage of experienced talent. As competition ramps up, we delve into where and how the buyside is recruiting.

Ropes & Gray hires Coller’s former legal counsel

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.

The evergreen effect: Secondaries’ newest investors

In this podcast, senior leaders from Partners Group, Lexington Partners and Davis Polk break down how private wealth demand, liquidity needs and evolving fund structures are accelerating growth in evergreen capital across secondaries.

Buyers and sellers pay over $25,000 for legal counsel per LP-led fund interest

GP counsel fees paid by both sides of a deal ranged from zero to around $79,000, according to research by AI workflow automation platform AltConvey.

Oaktree partners with Pantheon to scale European lending

The deal will see up to €1bn of investment to grow Oaktree’s European direct lending platform.

Impact-focused CVs require added layer of diligence – NPM Summit

Impact-focused LPs may use CVs to ‘lock’ the impact mission of companies, according to panellists at PEI Group’s Impact Investor Global Summit.

Seine Capital closes debut fund above target

The firm, which was founded by Mantra Investment Partners’ former head of secondaries, Fabrice Moyne, exceeded the vehicle’s target by 20%.

Frontenac gears up to sell CV asset MCE

Churchill Asset Management and 50 South Capital co-led the CV to extend Frontenac’s hold of the industrials asset.