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The CV-squared opportunity comes with additional levels of scrutiny

The resources available to a manager conducting a CV on CV, as well as an asset’s exit prospects are key questions that should be considered, panellists at IPEM said.

Golding closes above target for its latest secondaries fund

After more than three years on the road, the asset manager is already looking to launch a successor vehicle.

Belgium’s GBL runs large LP-led process as it looks beyond fund commitments

GBL’s portfolio includes private equity and venture capital exposure with a weighting towards the mid-market, Secondaries Investor has learned.

Inside secondaries’ expansion into private wealth

In this episode of our Second Thoughts podcast, senior leaders from Lexington Partners, Proskauer and StepStone Group discuss the burgeoning space and the impacts of capital-raising efforts there on the secondaries market.

Dutch pension MN returns to secondaries market with latest LP-led

MN and its European peer APG are among a wave of global LPs seeking to offload private market holdings amid market uncertainty.

Three lead buyers emerge in CVC’s €1bn+ Nordic single-asset CV

The deal marks the latest single-asset process for CVC, which moved Italian online university group Multiversity into a continuation fund last year.

Demand for infrastructure secondaries leads to meaningful growth – Stafford

Geopolitical tensions and liquidity strains could lead to a 50% year-over-year volume increase.

CV deal makes up considerable portion of Froneri’s €6.5bn equity deal

Secondaries buyers have lined up to back the deal, which is set to close this month, Secondaries Investor understands.

Expanding GP-led market can help RE secondaries’ steady, continued growth – CBRE

The manager’s latest report estimates RE secondaries saw more than $24bn in volume last year.

HarbourVest secures $865m for latest infra secondaries raise

While the firm missed its $1bn target, the vehicle was almost double the size of its predecessor which closed on $456m in 2019.