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CV pricing climbs amid new buyside capital formation – Houlihan Lokey

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.

Evercore brings on senior infra secondaries talent from Campbell Lutyens

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.

Cambridge Associates eyes credit secondaries, speciality lending

Singapore-based partner Audrey The sees fast growth in the investment advisory firm’s wealthy client base in Asia and a continued rise in new allocations to private credit.

An immediate step up on long-term growth plans: Behind the Lazard CL tie-up

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.

HarbourVest: Software secondaries getting harder to close

While some software businesses are poised to become stronger on the back of a wave of AI innovation, there will be others that suffer or become obsolete, says managing director Jeff Keay.

Roundtable: Why secondaries is thriving on volatility

The world may be reeling from geopolitical shock after geopolitical shock, but this uncertainty is only fuelling record-breaking secondaries activity.

Ares leads on Baird Capital’s life sciences single-asset CV

The continuation fund for Blue Matter Consulting is ‘one of those CVs that’s happening for the right reasons’, says Baird partner Michael Holgate.

Data Dive: Reading the signals in secondaries sentiment

In this episode of PEI Group’s new podcast miniseries, we analyse the key findings from Secondaries Investor’s inaugural Global Market Survey.

CV fee terms converge amid a more competitive market – Morgan Lewis

The CV market is increasingly focused on ‘best practice terms’ rather than simply getting deals done, partner Joe Zargari tells Secondaries Investor.

Future 40 Leaders: Which secondaries professionals made the cut?

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