Secondaries

Welcome to PEI Secondaries Investor

PEI Secondaries Investor’s new platform is built to support decision-making and relationship-building activities within this growing corner of private markets.

StepStone doubles target for debut infra raise to reach $1.5bn – updated

The firm’s total infrastructure secondaries programme has secured $1.7bn, adding to a growing pool of capital available to deploy into the asset class.

Swiss LP adviser InPact enters infra secondaries, eyes PE GP-leds

The institution is looking to boost its infrastructure exposure and eyeing further opportunities in private equity and real estate secondaries, says founder and CEO Antoine Prudent.

QIC targets shorter plays amid PE’s liquidity crunch

Co-investments and single-asset CVs offer investors ‘greater control’, partner Zach Jackson says.

CIP bolsters its liquidity capabilities, hiring head of capital solutions

The new head will spearhead liquidity solutions for the firm’s funds and oversee a range of semi-liquid fund strategies for the Denmark-headquartered infrastructure manager.

The UK’s proposed tax reform offers clarity to secondaries buyers

The new legislation will bring buyers’ offshore execution to an end, which under stamp duty came with its own grey areas in a digital age, Hogan Lovells Cadwalader’s Elliot Weston tells Secondaries Investor.

Secondaries’ emerging leaders: GP-leds to become a proactive portfolio management tool

The GP-led market will become ‘indistinguishable’ from the sponsor-to-sponsor market over the next five years as PE firms seek to gain access to companies via CVs, one 2026 Next Gen Leader says.

CV pricing strengthens amid growing buyer competition

New market entrants are seeking to pre-empt auction processes to ‘differentiate themselves’, according to Lazard’s Kevan Comstock.

Secondaries builds the infrastructure

Blackstone Strategic Partners anchored EQT’s new AI Infrastructure Fund. Once again, secondaries has created a blueprint for loftier goals.

Korean LPs embrace PE secondaries, mid-market amid credit controversy

Some institutions are expected to lean into equity-based strategies as they seek a new home for 2026 credit allocations.